Encased Layered Triangle Bead Tutorial

[beadgoodies]

Here's how I make my encased triangle beads!

I used periwinkle, transparent dark purple and clear.

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finished bead!
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Some tips…

Start with a *small* base. These beads can get big without you realizing it! Remember, you’ll be thickly encasing it when you’re all done.

Keep your dots along the side edge of the bead, but not too close to the hole.

Always melt down the previous row completely before applying more glass.

To add depth, use twice as much transparent glass as opaque. This doesn’t mean make your transparent dots twice as big, however. Just add another row on top of the previous row. Like this:
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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Be creative and have fun!

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Candy

[xiola blue]

Oh, Candy, thank you so much for such a good tutorial! I have been wanting to do these for a long time. The tut is perfect, clear and good looking too! xiola

[Pat]

Thanks Candy, that is a perfectly understandable tutorial. Your beads are lovely.

[afina]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Your trianglebeads are just wonderful! So generous to share and such good pictures in the tut!
Best regards, verena

[hooked on glass]

thank you, I will have to go and try this now! thanks so much

[chrisdd]

Thank you SO MUCH! This is such a simple, understandable tutorial.

[twistedchicken]

I've been wondering how those were done -- and i was just lamenting the time i spend surfing instead of doing my book work (i'm a great procrastinator!) but more than once i have stumbled on to that one thing that is way worth all the time! and today it was this!

thanks, thanks, thanks

leslie

[twistedchicken]

one question -- of course -- the green yellow red bead -- is that clear between the opaques?

thanks again, leslie

[afina]

It works!
I just made my fist layered triangle bead that I need not throw away *lol*! Thanks again!
Verena

[Karen Hardy]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU!
This is a GREAT Tutorial!


Oh - and Candy's frits are OUTRAGEOUS! They rock and they look
GREAT on beads!

[ginger2]

Thanks for the great, clear, tutorial!8-) Nice pics, too! Now if I just has some good clear glass.....I've got two outstanding orders, but no clear on the way! Need I say, I don't have encasing down yet?:roll: Lovely beads!
ginger

[Beadbug]

Nice job with the tut. I always love to see tons of photos.

[lldesigns]

Great tutorial!!! I've always wondered how those beads were made. Thanks!

[marlabeads]

Candy,
What a wonderful tutorial - thank you so much for sharing this with us!!!
____________
Carol

[ROC]

Cool and very pretty. Thanks for sharing! This will be fun to try.

[theglasszone]

So, so pretty! Thank you...

DeAnne in CA

[WildBird]

Oh thank you !!!! So kind and generous of you to share this. Hats off to you!!
+<
Wildbird +< +< +< +<
+< +< "doing the happy chick dance!"

[Beads-on-Toast]

fantastic!!!

I have been looking for this tutorial all my beading life.x

[cadia]

Candy,
What a perfectly done tut with great photos ~If I dont "get it " now I never will!
Thanks!!

[ekkc]

Thanks so much for the excellent tutorial! It is very well written and easy to understand...now let's see if I can finally make triangle beads! Thanks for sharing!!! :grin:

[Maria Louisa]

Candy,

Thank you. I'm sure going to try these. They are really beautiful.

[Ekkie]

Thanks Candy. This is the best explanation I have seen of this bead. I'm trying it today. Just a shame about my dot placement - I'll have to practice that.

Thanks again
Jenn

[encantado]

Thanks for the great tutorial! I can't wait to give it a try!!!

[rosebud101]

Candy, that is a wonderful tutorial. Thank you for sharing!

[beadgoodies]

one question -- of course -- the green yellow red bead -- is that clear between the opaques?

thanks again, leslie

Yes.

Edited to say that I might have used trans emerald between the yellow and green. I'm not sure! I made that bead over 3 years ago.

Candy

[Bruna]

amazing tutorial, and an amazingly generous lady to share it. :)

[beadgoodies]

Another thing I didn't mention because I thought it was obvious, I guess, is that you can follow these same steps to make regular triangle beads.

99498 + 99565 = 99566

First 3 steps, plus heavy encasing will make regular triangle beads. The only aspect that I would do differently is that I'd make the dots bigger so that they'd stretch from hole to hole after encasing.

Candy

[ltsexpressions]

great tut!!!

[Parrotise]

Wonderful tutorial! Thank you Candy=D>=D>=D>

[StOrM]

thanks !!!! great tut.

[CelesteK]

Thank you so much for the clear instructions. Since I have been making nothing but layered dots for the last few weeks, I might be ready to move on and try these fabulous beads. I'm not too sure about encasing yet...

Celeste

[afina]

Hi!
Thanks again, here are my first results:
http://www.glasperlenwerk.at/images/stories/Einzelperlen/layerd3gls_1.jpg

[volkanokaren]

Candy, these will be the perfect beads to practice and master my dots,thank you.

Karen.

[LAG]

so very generous of you to take the time to produce this great tut. lovely beads! Thank you

[perlienne]

thank yuo Candy for this easily understandable tutorial!
it is easy to follow and selfexplaining from the picture- steps!
this will be the next thing I try=D>

[theglasszone]

MORE PICTURES OF YOUR SUCCESSES!!!!!! Please???????

DeAnne in CA

[squid]

Candy - if you were close by, I'd give you a kiss!! :lol: I have often wondered how to make those beads!!!

[lenora]

This is an excellent tutorial! I'm going to try it tomorrow!

[dpglassworks]

Great tut...Amazing beads!

[funky gems]

Thank you!! I know what I am doing tonight!!
\\:D/Wendy

[Elleth]

Wonderful Tutorial!
Here are my first attempts.
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[NKahler]

Wonderful Tutorial!
Here are my first attempts.
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Those beads look really nice, I like the colors in the second one :biggrin:
This might be a really newbie question.. but is there a reason for the small wraps of clear glass on the tips of your mandrels?

[Elleth]

Those beads look really nice, I like the colors in the second one :biggrin:
This might be a really newbie question.. but is there a reason for the small wraps of clear glass on the tips of your mandrels?
Thanks!
I do that with the clear to take off any scummy stuff that might be on the ends of the clear rods.

[theglasszone]

Afina - Beautiful!!!
Elleth - Just gorgeous!!!

Thanks to everyone for posting "progress" photos!

Special thanks to Candy!!!!!

DeAnne in CA

[Debi Razz]

When I do my encasing on a triangle bead or a striped bead, I keep getting a really good end on my right side and my left side seems to not get the encasing and the base color "leaks" out. What am I doing wrong?

Also I always seem to have one side that has more clear than the other, any way to fix that?

I had taken a break from these for awhile because I kept doing the same things! I now try to do at least one at torch time! Just tried again last night and same thing happened, It was a white bead with red and blue stripes. Started with a white disk, then added blue and red dots, melted them down a bit and then added the clear. The right looks wonderful, but the left end, while it has a good pucker, has the white showing instead of the clear over it. Any help would be wonderful for this newbie!

Thanks a bunch for the great tutorial!

[afina]

Hi!
Anotherone from me! I love doing them now!
http://www.glasperlenwerk.at/images/stories/Einzelperlen/triangel-orange.jpg
verena

[jillybean]

Thank you so much too Candy! I have also been trying to work out how to do these beads for months and months!
Regards,

Jill \Cape Town

[volkanokaren]

Verena, Im lovin those.

Karen

[beadgoodies]

When I do my encasing on a triangle bead or a striped bead, I keep getting a really good end on my right side and my left side seems to not get the encasing and the base color "leaks" out. What am I doing wrong?

Also I always seem to have one side that has more clear than the other, any way to fix that?

I had taken a break from these for awhile because I kept doing the same things! I now try to do at least one at torch time! Just tried again last night and same thing happened, It was a white bead with red and blue stripes. Started with a white disk, then added blue and red dots, melted them down a bit and then added the clear. The right looks wonderful, but the left end, while it has a good pucker, has the white showing instead of the clear over it. Any help would be wonderful for this newbie!

Thanks a bunch for the great tutorial!

This is something that almost all bead makers must contend with. Most people are more dominant on one side of the body than the other. My guess is that you’re right-handed. Without realizing it, you’re applying slightly more glass and heat to the right side of your bead. This is natural for a right-handed person. It’s just going to take a bit more awareness on your part to treat both sides of the bead equally and to really know where the center is. In your case, the center will be slightly to the left. Not that it really is, but given your right-side dominance, it will feell that way.

Candy

[beadgoodies]

I guess I could share more pictures.

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Here's one where I didn't use any opaque glass. I used increasing darker transparents...
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Here's one where instead of putting the dots on both sides of the bead, I only loaded up one side.
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Amy did a MUCH better job at this! Check it out (post number 7): http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37269

Candy

[Mopnglo]

Candy your a God-send! Thank you so much for this tut. I have literally been trying to make these beads (without success) for over a year. This visual is so much easier for me, and I'll be giving it a try today.

I have the same problem as Debi. My base alway leaks out. Of course, my past attempts I have made disk beads and added the dots, but by the time I get to the encasing part and start heating the bead it flops over to one side or the other. Which makes the encasing heavier on one side and the base leaks out the other.

My question is this.
http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/uploadedimages.php?viewid=99501

In this picture how thick is the clear and where should I be heating it? Side to side and only the clear? or Directly centered?

[aleacim]

oooo ahhhh

[beadgoodies]

Candy your a God-send! Thank you so much for this tut. I have literally been trying to make these beads (without success) for over a year. This visual is so much easier for me, and I'll be giving it a try today.

I have the same problem as Debi. My base alway leaks out. Of course, my past attempts I have made disk beads and added the dots, but by the time I get to the encasing part and start heating the bead it flops over to one side or the other. Which makes the encasing heavier on one side and the base leaks out the other.

My question is this.
http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/uploadedimages.php?viewid=99501

In this picture how thick is the clear and where should I be heating it? Side to side and only the clear? or Directly centered?

This bead needs to have a lot of encasing glass. Here's a side shot of the encasement:
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You'll want to keep the heat ONLY on the center. In this design, the clear encasement glass will pull the dots out into triangles. If you use a thin layer of encasement glass and then tuck the ends in (like you would do for encased flower beads), the results will be drastically different. In this case, you WANT the distortion. :D

I hope that helps!

Candy

[Cherine Perrin]

Killer Tut Candy! I'm gonna try this tonight and hopefully post pics tomorrow. That is if I get it right.

[Roseanne]

Wonderful tutorial, Candy!! Your instructions are fabulous:) Beautiful beads too!!!

[Mopnglo]

This bead needs to have a lot of encasing glass. Here's a side shot of the encasement:
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You'll want to keep the heat ONLY on the center. In this design, the clear encasement glass will pull the dots out into triangles. If you use a thin layer of encasement glass and then tuck the ends in (like you would do for encased flower beads), the results will be drastically different. In this case, you WANT the distortion. :D

I hope that helps!

Candy


Candy thank you so much that side view is exactly what I needed to wrap my pea sized brain around the concept. Your aces!

[SLY Creations]

Thank you so much for your tutorial and generosity in sharing. I light went on when you shared the double transparent to opaque hint.

Thanks again, Sharon

[afina]

Candy, can I ask you one more thing. The clear doesn't go all the way down to the mandrel on my beads. Is there a trick or do I just have to use more clear?
thx, verena

[beadgoodies]

Candy, can I ask you one more thing. The clear doesn't go all the way down to the mandrel on my beads. Is there a trick or do I just have to use more clear?
thx, verena

Hi Verena!

I love seeing what you've done so far!

My encasement doesn't go all the way to the mandrels either.

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It's pretty close though. I can't stress enough that this type of bead takes a lot of encasing glass in proportion to the base. That's why it’s important to keep the base small, which isn't always easy given how many dots you have to apply to achieve the desired effect (esp. if you use twice as much transparent vs. opaque!) After you've made enough of these, you'll get a feeling of how much to use. :)

Candy

[Teri.p]

This bead needs to have a lot of encasing glass. Here's a side shot of the encasement:
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You'll want to keep the heat ONLY on the center. In this design, the clear encasement glass will pull the dots out into triangles. If you use a thin layer of encasement glass and then tuck the ends in (like you would do for encased flower beads), the results will be drastically different. In this case, you WANT the distortion. :D

I hope that helps!

Candy

yes, this is indeed helpful. But dang Candy! I can't even tell where you started or ended your clear wrap. Do you have a secret, or do I just need tons more practice to avoid a messy beginning?

Teri

[afina]

Thank you Candy, your answer not only made things clear, it also ws a big relief :-)
Verena

[beadgoodies]

yes, this is indeed helpful. But dang Candy! I can't even tell where you started or ended your clear wrap. Do you have a secret, or do I just need tons more practice to avoid a messy beginning?

Teri

I did apply some heat to the encasement after I put it on there so that it wouldn't pop off before I could take a picture of it! :D Looking at the bead I can see a little ripple where I started and stopped. To get a nice even coat from start to finish does take practice and I don't think it's critical to the success of the bead. As long as it's not hugely drastic i.e. a huge bulge on one side with a thin trail on the other. Small inconsistencies can be evened out with heat. Glass flows and as long as it doesn't have to flow too much too far, you'll be fine!

Candy

[Anzie]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! Being a newbie I just had to try it. The yellow one was my first and I didn't get the encasement on well, but the others are not too bad. Thanks again!
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[Parrotise]

Candy, thanks for the private lesson! (I wrote to Candy because I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong.) I think I'm on the way! Here are my attempts from last night. I still need tons of PPP, but that's the fun part!
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[midniteburner]

Wonderful tutorial!!!!!

Now, can you tell us how to get 2 the same size? LOL!!! Or should we figure on having 20 or so to keep our bead boxes full?

Hugs,

Sara

[StOrM]

looking good everyone.......I just love the look if these beads :)

[blong2001]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Beth

[doesdoes]

Thank you so much for this great tutorial Candy =D> Might I ask if you remember what colors you used for these.... I love them :grin:
Here's how I make my encased triangle beads!


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Candy

[JenniferP]

These are awesome! Thanks so much for sharing your technique. I can't wait to try it!

[Marjo]

Great photos! Great tut. Can't wait to try it.
-Marjo

[lldesigns]

My first attempt - it needed thicker encasement to make it all the way to the ends! These are fun - Thanks again!!!

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[josielv]

Candy, this is so awesome, you make it look so easy!! Haa haa just bet its not that easy for me!!

[ellyloo]

k, how long does it take for you to make one ?? I'm either scorching my clear to melt it fast, or taking SOOO LOOOOOONG to melt it right....perhaps i'm making mine too big.

[neagle]

Thanks for your easy to follow tutorial, and your sharing it with us! Can't wait to try it!!!!!
Your beads are beautiful!

[beadgoodies]

Thank you so much for this great tutorial Candy =D> Might I ask if you remember what colors you used for these.... I love them :grin:

Light ivory and transparent purple.

[Hayley]

You rock, Candy! Thank you!

[HONEYBUNNY72_99]

Woohoo I can do it~
Mine 1st ever encased triangles are in the kiln now!
Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial!
Tina

[mmdl2bl]

Thanks Candy for the wonderful Tut, so simple, step by step photo's. I can't wait to get off this trip (work) and try this.

[Donna T.]

Thank you so much Candy for sharing this. I wished I'd seen it before I went out to the torch though. I will definately be trying this next torch session. Love you beads BTW!!

[jhgenii]

Candy,
Thank you for the tutorial, it is very clear and easy to understand. I am looking forward to trying this next time.
Jen

[HarrachGlass]

Candy, thanks for your tut with the pictures! Your beads look beautiful. I'm going to try making some today. I can't wait.

[loverofclay]

Thank you very much for taking the time to take pictures. I really appreciate it!!!

[tt4st]

Just wanted to add my THANK YOU for this easy to understand tute. I am going to try it tomorrow....can't wait!!!!

[dhare09]

WOW....nice looking triangualr beads!

[Juliac]

Thank you candy, I've always loved and admired your beads. Can't wait to try!!

[jadebutterfly]

thanks so much for your tutorial! I've been wanting to try these for a while. :koolaid:

[Calypso]

Thanks Candy, great tutorial.

Ana Maria



QUOTE=beadgoodies;1569066]Here's how I make my encased triangle beads!

I used periwinkle, transparent dark purple and clear.

99498
99499
99500
99501

finished bead!
99502

Some tips…

Start with a *small* base. These beads can get big without you realizing it! Remember, you’ll be thickly encasing it when you’re all done.

Keep your dots along the side edge of the bead, but not too close to the hole.

Always melt down the previous row completely before applying more glass.

To add depth, use twice as much transparent glass as opaque. This doesn’t mean make your transparent dots twice as big, however. Just add another row on top of the previous row. Like this:
99503

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Be creative and have fun!

99504 99505 99506 99507

Candy[/QUOTE]

[Donna T.]

My first attempt. I will definately be trying this some more. Very fun. Thanks again Candy.

[theglasszone]

I love these beads - I've just GOTTA try this... :)

DeAnne in CA

[beadgirl]

Thank you Candy,
They are awesome beads! Very generous of you to give us private lessons.
The pictures really help me to understand dot placement. MarieAnn

[SandyQ]

I tried this earlier this evening, and they were so much fun to do! I can't wait till tomorrow to go check the kiln! Thanks again for this tutorial!

[SandyQ]

Here is my first attempt at this tutorial. I think I am going to play some more with them :)


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[StOrM]

Your are way better than my first ones :) I really like that colors in the second one
and the swirl in the first one is kinda neat :)

here is my first attempt....:(
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I think i need more PPP!

[Howie]

Thanks for sharing this. I think these are really cool looking!

I got to work on a minor for a couple hours this past Saturday and this is one of the techniques I was excited to try. I just picked the beads up today and will take pictures tomorrow.

Mine aren't nearly as nice as the ones you all have shown but they're the best ones I've made so far. :)

[susanlambert]

these are beautiful! I tried... the clear doesn't go over the sides like I'd like it too. I must be impaired with this technique. I've tried putting a LOT of clear on like this tutorial says, but maybe it's not enough even yet.

[Miss Kate]

Wow! Great Tut!

Thanks!
Miss Kate

[SandyQ]

and, I tried this too.....
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[Virginia]

Standing ovation!!!!

[pipojasper]

Wooooooooo Hooooooooooo! Finally a technique that I "get". What a confidence booster. You're tut rocks :biggrin: Thank you so much!

[Bear Rampant Glass]

Candy, I just saw this tut and I wanted to tell you that I think it is excellent. Thanks for taking the time to make it and explain it. You are wonderful! I can't wait to try them.

[SandyQ]

I must agree with the tutorial. I tried for like 5 years to do these encased triangles, and they always turned out like doodie LOL. SO, A HUGE THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!

[Sharon Abood]

Very cool tutorial Candy. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

[Roos]

Thanks Candy, I realy love this tut:love:

[Glasstastic Treasures]

Very nicely done!

Here is my first attempt at this tutorial. I think I am going to play some more with them :)


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[glassbead]

Great tutorial. Those are lovely beads with all the layers you add. And I love the few words, lots of pics way of explaining!

[cherie]

I can do an encased triangle just OK, but when I try to get the triangles of two solid colors, my triangles look more circular with rounded ends..any tips???
Im starting with a small black spacer..adding four white dots on the left and right shoulders of the beads, not melting in completly and encasing.

Another thing I didn't mention because I thought it was obvious, I guess, is that you can follow these same steps to make regular triangle beads.

99498 + 99565 = 99566

First 3 steps, plus heavy encasing will make regular triangle beads. The only aspect that I would do differently is that I'd make the dots bigger so that they'd stretch from hole to hole after encasing.

Candy

[beadgoodies]

I can do an encased triangle just OK, but when I try to get the triangles of two solid colors, my triangles look more circular with rounded ends..any tips???
Im starting with a small black spacer..adding four white dots on the left and right shoulders of the beads, not melting in completly and encasing.

Okay, here you go!

http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=91178

Candy

[cherie]

Thanx Candy!

[beadgoodies]

Thanx Candy!

You're welcome, Cherie. :D

Candy

[SandyQ]

Thanks for the compliments. I really appreciate them LOTS :)

hope everybody is having a great weekend!

[kckucera]

Thanks!! A great bead to use for the Tutorial. Your work looks great
Casey

[art-with-heart]

I finally made one of these beads. This tutorial is GREAT. Thanks for posting it Candy :waving:

http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/uploadedimages.php?viewid=136670

[afina]

Hi!
May I show some more I made?
http://www.glasperlenwerk.at/gallery/galerie/Pandora-Style/VP10_blau_gelbe_triangeln.jpg

http://www.glasperlenwerk.at/gallery/galerie/Pandora-Style/VP05_grun_orange_triangeln.jpg

Great tutorial, can't say it too often! Thanks!

[bellavistaglass]

Beautiful beads, Awesome tut!
Cheers,
Patricia

[bexrox]

Wow, great beads everyone! I've put in a couple more months of PPP since my last dismal attempt, and I'm happier with this one.

Thanks for a super tut!

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[StOrM]

oooohhhhh aaaaahhhhh.....very very nice

[Llama Girl]

Candy - thank you SO much for sharing this tutorial with us. This is going *straight* into my favorites!!

[C-Ann]

Another "now I get it tut" - I love pictures to show the steps!
Thanks Candy for sharing and btw I love the frit I bought from you:)

Nice beads everyone!

[SandyQ]

These are addictive ;)

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[!ngridh]

When I READ where you were going...I thought I knew where you were going but I WAS WRONG!
Great tutorial and lovely beads...I am going to try that tomorrow ;-)))

[Gayetha]

This is such a great tutorial! Thank you very much!

[Eduardo]

Awesome Tut Thanks !!

[Diane Woodall]

Candy, I have never been able to make this style of bead no matter how much I practiced, but after seeing your tutorial I may give it another go. Your beads are gorgeous!!!!!

[simvet02]

Thanks Candy, my problem is the nice big thick wrap of clear. I need to learn how to do just that part evenly around the first time.

Do you melt a large gather to do that?
thanks,

[beadgoodies]

Thanks Candy, my problem is the nice big thick wrap of clear. I need to learn how to do just that part evenly around the first time.

Do you melt a large gather to do that?
thanks,

Yes. With practice, you'll know how large the gather will need to be to adequately encase your base bead.

Candy

[LuckyBunny]

Beautiful beads, thank you so much for the tut!

[Jane P]

Came across this on Pinterest, and thought it needed a little "bump". It is a great little tutorial. Thanks Candy.

[angelique_redhead]

I'm amused. Just yesterday I was looking at a print out of this tutorial I had made a couple of years ago. :love: Angelique

Came across this on Pinterest, and thought it needed a little "bump". It is a great little tutorial. Thanks Candy.

[Lizzydee]

Thanks much for posting!

[piedradesigns]

Thanks for posting such a good tutorial, Candy! Here are a few disks based on the technique:

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[beadmama]

Gretchen I love the silvered ivory you used with Candy's tutorial.

[KJohn]

Thanks for posting such a good tutorial, Candy! Here are a few disks based on the technique:

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Really nice with the silvered ivory, and I like the glow of the color too.

[piedradesigns]

Thanks, beadmama and Kristin. Candy uses silvered ivory in some of the beads she pictures at the bottom of her tut. I especially like the one she made using Opal Yellow (?) and Topaz.

[KJohn]

I went back to the beginning of the thread and saw those too! I'm going to have to do some, I just love that look. Thanks.

[PattyK]

Gretchen those are gorgeous!

[piedradesigns]

Thanks, Patty. I love this tutorial.

[cswilson53]

Beautiful beads Gretchen - I have to give that a try today!

[marydat]

Great tutorial - think I'll go out to the torch and give this a try right now!

[valjean]

Funny, same thing happened to me yesterday.
Cleaning out a desk drawer looking for something and there it was, printed out, ready to use....Val

I'm amused. Just yesterday I was looking at a print out of this tutorial I had made a couple of years ago. :love: Angelique

[lillianw]

I tried this for the first time yesterday and it felt so much easier than most tutorials. Made this bracelet--not completely finished, with the beads I made with this tutorial.

[beauxartz]

Great tut!

[c-glass]

Brilliant!! Thank you x

[yessysbeads]

Am gonna try this tonight!

[Raquel]

I found the Lampwork Etc. forum because of this post on Pinterest.

At this point, these photos of the tutorials have their own life.

[Sheena]

Thank you 😊