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Things you can Make with Glass Blowing
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How to Begin Stretching Color for Glass Blowing
How to Stretch the Green Glass for your Glass Blowing Project
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Summary: Using the same method as the first color, how to stretch the second color for your glass blowing project; tips, tricks and techniques for creating your own blown glass pieces in this free online art lesson on video taught by expert glass artisan Tom Wright.
Tom Wright is the owner of "Ginger Bread Glass" and has worked in the warehouse of Delphi Glass. He has over two years of professional experience in fashioning glass ornaments.read more
"Hi! I'm Tom Wright from Ginger Bread Glass and I'm here today to show you how to make a glass jar. Now we're going to do the green and do the same thing. Heat it up here. You don't want to run your torch too hot while you're doing this because it's like the initial frame that's going to hit. It's not the last, so you really wouldn't want to sizzle out all your color right now because you're just getting started. There's going to be a lot more heat put on it. Get that stretched. There we go. Now that we've got that stretched, they'll be ready for application and the color will be applied. That's how it's done."
eHow Article: How to Stretch the Green Glass for your Glass Blowing Project
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