I love this quaint studio. The little, wooden blowing room has numerous tall windows facing out towards the surrounding forest. As I stood inside feeling the warmth of the furnace, I could glance out to see the fluffy snow falling to the ground. The atmosphere was surreal.
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1. Pick open bottom |
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2. Attach vacuum to blowpipe |
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3. Turn on vacuum |
And that is how you suck glass out from the furnace and into your glass piece!
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4. Push color rod up inside the clear glass for a suspended effect |
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