Where is that awesome Blog with the bead instructions???

[NorLigh]

Hi!

A few days I saw a post with a link to this awesome blog someone put together that explained how to make these gorgeous long tube beads and long bicone beads from a seasoned lampworker. Can anyone point me in the right direction because I thought I saved it, and now I can't find it!

Thanks, and thanks to who put it together because it was amazing!

[kimberly]

Was it Jim Smircich????????????

[sanglass]

Hi!

A few days I saw a post with a link to this awesome blog someone put together that explained how to make these gorgeous long tube beads and long bicone beads from a seasoned lampworker. Can anyone point me in the right direction because I thought I saved it, and now I can't find it!

Thanks, and thanks to who put it together because it was amazing!

Was it this one?

http://www.seraphimflameworks.blogspot.com/

[NorLigh]

Thank you! That's it! What a wonderful source of information. I'll never make beads that awesome, but still it is cool to read how they are done. It is awesome that someone took the time to put all that together. Those are beautiful beads on that site.

Was it this one?

http://www.seraphimflameworks.blogspot.com/

[Hector]

Wow, so thrilled you like our blog! And thank you for the nice comments about our beads; it's always good to hear something nice! If you ever need more info on a certain bead or technique, please post a comment to the blog and we'll try our best to give you the answer. At least the way we do it, lol! Thank you again!

[Patti]

Hec, I love the blog to and am so glad to find it. I bookmarked it and will be back to spend some serious time there tomorrow. I see why Kimberly said that she likes what you are doing with the vertebrae twisties.

Beautiful, stunning work!

[tt4st]

KILLER beads ! ! ! Thanks for sharing them!

[Mustang Dawn]

Awesome beads!