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This was my first complete year of lampworking. No classes yet, and still only getting about 8 hours of torch time per month, but still practicing!!!
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This is a continuation of a series that I began working on last year - just taking glass and seeing what happens. No plans as to color or form, just letting how I feel at the time be my guide...
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More of my organic series... old shapes, old techniques, new shapes, new techniques...
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I haven't really played much with shards, so I figured that I'd give it a try...
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I wanted to try something new this year. Last year it was free form, this year it's silver coreing...
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By now I've been lampworking for about 19 months... a long time for me, but a drop in the bead release for alot of others out there. I thought I'd be brave and post pictures of some of my first-year beads to see how they compare to the ones I've been making now. I'm a self-taught artist, so please bear with me. Eventually I would LOVE to take a class, but I have to peel myself away from work, first.
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Iron Mountain Jewelry is a one person glass studio in sunny (sweltering) Bulverde, TX, in the hillcountry just north of San Antonio. I'm a self-taught lampworker who works full-time in an Interventional Radiology Lab and only get to play with hot, moulten glass when I've been good. Or when I can run fast enough to get away from my department. I've been playing with glass now for about 2 years, but if you add up the actual time, it's more like 13 months. I WANT SOME MORE!!!!!!
www.Ironmountain01.Etsy.com
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