BASIC WIRE WORK FOR BEAD JEWELRY THE MOVIE by Kate Drew Wilkinson

This is the workshop video of the book (listed above). Complete by itself, or in conjunction with the book, you will find this video an indispensable aid in creating earrings, necklaces and bar pins. 60 minutes. Code: 70013 Price: $39.95

BEGINNING GLASS SCULPTING by Bill Rasmussen

In this, the first of two videos, Bill shows you the essentials of setting up a studio then introduces you to borosilicate (Pyrex) glass. You will learn the basic techniques of working the glass and then using those techniques, make several classic sculptural designs. 103 minutes. Code: 70014 Price: $40.00

INTRODUCTION TO FUSING

This video is the newest release from Crystal  Myths, Inc. and the first that focuses on techniques other than torch work. It covers equipment and supplies needed to get started with glass fusing, safety concerns and time saving tips. Projects include a test strip to determine compatibility of glass, small cabochons, odd shaped cabochons, beads prepared in four different ways, four different ornaments, tiles & plates. All projects use fusible glass. One project shows how to fuse Moretti millefiori. Code: 70017  Price: $35.00

Making Glass Beads with Stained Glass Remnants by Kate Drew-Wilknison

Kates 1 1/2 hr video is an entertaning and informative journey through a bowl of stained glass remnants. You will learn how to cut glass,  make stringers and latticino and create a series of simple beads. Kate's calm and reassuring style will demistify this alternative way of making beads. Think of all those stained glass cutt-offs just waiting to be recycled! Kate uses only Spectrum glass in this video. Code:  70030   Price: $40.00

Paperweight Techniques by Lewis Wilson

This avdanced techniques video shows you how to set up and use the Jen Ken electric crucible furnace to encase paperweights, marbles, buttons, and pendants. Two Tapes. Included FREE when you purchase a Jen Ken crucible furnace. Code: 70018 Price: $55.00

Glass Sculpting II & III by Bill Rasmussen

In these videos, Bill demonstrates the techniques and designs of several  items for the lampworker who has moved beyond the beginner. He will also talk about the workshop, workbench, the torch and specialty tools. Bill will make a few suggestions about display. Code II: 70015 Price: $40.00; Code III: 70019 Price: $40.00

ADVANCED LAMPWORKING TECHNIQUES by Al Janelle

Al Janelle teaches you, through very concise instruction, to create sculptural beads and intricate components. Al has paced this video set so that you can actually work along with him and complete a project from beginning to end. This allows you to experience all the technical nuances of flameworking as he demonstrates how to create these wondrous works. Intermediate skill level.

Tape 1: Introduction, Tools & Complex Twists 1 hr, 44 min.  Code: 70021  Price: $35.00

Tape 2: I Love You Hand & Wrapped Bi-cone. 1 hr, 17 min.  Code: 70022  Price: $35.00

Tape 3: Flower Cane, Cased Leaf Stock & Bouquet. 1 hr 17 min.  Code: 70023  Price: $35.00

Tape 4: Double Lizard Bi -Cone. 1 hr 51 min. Code: 70024  Price: $35.00

Tape 5: Sculptural Rabbit. 1 hr, 36 min.  Code: 70025  Price: $35.00

Tape 6: Panda Pendant. 1 hr 30 min. Code: 70026  Price: $35.00

Set of 6: Code: 70021  Set  Price: $180.00

Aquarium Beads by Pati Walton

Pati Walton started her career in glass over 20 years ago. A lampworker since 1992, her specialty is creating intricately detailed scenes in lampworked beads, buttonss and perfume bottles. In this video, Pati sharres a wide variety of special tips and techniques as she creates depth and detail of her award-winning aquarium bead. She also demonstrates the use of murrini slices in a lampworked paperweight turtle button. Filmed in a studio and on location in Miami, this video will finally answer the age-old question, "How did she get those fish in there"? Run time approx. 40 min. Code: 70027 Price: 40.00

It's Just a Demo by Mickelson Studios

The first of a series of video taped demonstrationss of fine lampworking – 59 minutes of beautifully photographed hot glass action, fine original musicc, with a minimum of chatter. For those who just like to watch! Robert A. Mickelson has been a professional flameworker since 1974. Having no formal art education. He is entirely self-taught, both in technical and aesthetic aspects of his work. He believes strongly in the advancement of flameworking as an art medium and has worked diligently to promote this cause. He has written numerous technical papers, a regular column for Glass Line, and a web book titled "Mondo Fiamma". Code: 70028 Price:  40.00

A Demonstration  of Fine Lampworking by Mickelson Studios

Run time approx. 50 mins. Code: 70029 Price: 40.00