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Description: A 5 part article titled: The Art of the Goblet
The sections will be as follows: Part 4. The Art of Goblets Part IV: Tops ...The most important thing to know about making goblets is to be able to turn the glass evenly in the fire. Whether you are pulling points, blowing shapes, etc., everything must be heated evenly. All mistakes can be traced back to uneven heat.” Remschneider believes there are two secrets to making goblet tops...

Sedona Bicone - by Kimberly Jo Affleck - This Step by Step outlines my process for a gently rounded bicone that incorporates several different colors and both silver and copper leaf. The glass colors were chosen for their reactions with either the silver or the copper leaf. I call the bead “Sedona” as it was inspired by the area near Sedona, Arizona.


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Lily with Encased Stamen Cane – Part I – Milon Townsend – This piece will illustrate several important technical points. The first is the stamen cane, which was first shown me by Dave Strobel during a class that I gave at the Eugene Glass School. You always learn when you teach, and I like this cane technique very much. One of the things that make my application of it work as well as it does is the Super Heavy Wall Tubing that I encased the Northstar Canary and Star White rod in. (An ongoing series of technical presentations on making elements from the natural world: flowers, marine life, animals, birds, insects, and the like. Each would be presented in a problem/solution format.)


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what about shipping to germany ?

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Hi carlee,

Shipping to Germany is 6.00 dollars.

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