sweet! I like them.
Hi this is my first time posting here. lurking for a while. I have been making murrini in soft glass for about two years. I am turning to the dark side this summer building a up a boro stash and a bigger head for my national 8m. Here is a new cane for GroundHog day
Soft glass burning skull cane
Steve
sweet! I like them.
Blazin Away!
Merrimack Valley, MA
A murrini a week huh? Cool beans, sounds like something I'd start for like a week, then.....................
Then routines change, always gotta start new routines otherwise it becomes too routine! I don't like to change, but it's inevitable.
Pretty good though, I'm getting to the point where I might be able to make a bubble free murrini, but it takes a little bit to get there with all of the angles, encasing, and fine point fixing you gotta do. Handtorch is working wonders for touchups and bubble free lenses/encasing/stringers/cane, etc....
Very cool. Murrini has always been one of my favorite aspects of glass.
Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
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I would love to make a bubble free murrini, a friend told me I pull my cane to cool and I need to nuke it. Here is the Head in the middle of my last post polished up on its own.
Steve
Looks cool!
Awesome!! Keep the pics coming
"Destruction leads to a very rough road, but it also breeds creation."
nice!
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Nice work!!!
HOpe you keep showing more very great and intricate!
Friday night playing with Japanese murrini flower with a face. I know cute. Ill post a skull tomorrow to even it out.
I dont think the petals will spread out like a pointed murrini but will try it in a pendant tonight.
STEVE
New Skull Marble fritt and a murrini
looking good, nice color...keep up the good work.
Cat Cane hardly any bubbles this pull
cut and polished some cabs off the end of the cane
awesome cats! killin it!
Nice work Mr. S
are you cutting them on a saw or chopping them?
I polish them on lapidary grinder. I start out with 200 sandpaper, than a quick rinse then 600 sandpaper. after they are smooth i cut them off the cane on a 6" diamond trim saw with as thin of blades I can find. I have no luck chopping, I like my canes over 1/2"thick. chopping leads to split canes and swear words.
steve
Awesome work! That skull marble is too damn sweet.
Just added your Etsy store to my favs.
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