This is a quick demonstration of one of the many ways to turn scrap Bullseye glass in to a ribbon cane. Watch this instructional lampworking video to recycle glass pieces and melt them into a cane. You can then use the glass cane to melt it into finely crafted glass jewelry such as beads, buttons and glass miniatures.
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Use a glass cutter & runner
How To:
Cut glass with a glass cutter
How To:
Foil textured glass
How To:
Make a glass tobacco pipe
How To:
Use a Dremel tool for glass engraving
How To:
Sandblast glass
How To:
Sculpt human faces for glass figurines
How To:
Cut straight lines in glass
How To:
Make a stained glass suncatcher
How To:
Smooth rough glass edges with Power Max 2 grinder
How To:
Lampwork a dragon scale glass bead
How To:
Make glass beads
How To:
Make a gold foil bead
How To:
Learn beginning lampworking techniques
How To:
Cut glass with a pair of scissors
How To:
Make a wick holder for oil lamps
How To:
Bend glass fusing stringers
How To:
Cut small thin strips in glass
How To:
Make beautiful fused glass vases
How To:
Apply gold leaf to glass
2 Comments
very instructive thanks a lot
the first video using scrap glass seen on the web
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