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Jaterwunky
2008-03-15, 8:25pm
Okay that is the best I can describe it. I am looking for a TUT on a spiral or swirl in a bead. Not a round bead, probably a barrel. Looks like a swirling tornado. I have seen it awhile ago and can't find it now. Any help would be great.
Deb:-k:-k
is it the one where you make a barrel, wrap clear around it in a spiral melt it in and then encase. makes soert of a sharp edged cork screw spiral inside the bead?
Jaterwunky
2008-03-15, 8:56pm
Rob,
I think thats it. Can't find any pictures of beads. But that sounds about right.
Thank you so much. I remembered the spiral but forgot to encase. Must go play tomorrow.
Deb
I know Margaret Zinser had a great tutorial on her site at one time, www.mzglass.com hope that's it. jeri
glassartist
2008-03-16, 9:17am
I didn't see the tut. there. Did I miss it?
PS
I think this might be what you are looking for:
http://www.mzglass.com/twistytutorial.htm
Jaterwunky
2008-03-16, 1:36pm
Jerri & Elleth,
Thank you!!!!
Ellith, yep that was it. I had seen it awhile ago but haven't been able to find it since.
Thank you sooo much.
Deb
glassbead
2008-03-17, 12:03pm
It was cool to see an explanation of that- I actually managed to figure it out on my own, but there were some good tips there.
Sorry I didn't get back here sooner, but glad you found it!! Now lets see the experiments! Jeri
Jaterwunky
2008-03-22, 7:39pm
Okay here are my dino beads
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SunDoorBeads
2008-04-23, 5:33pm
I am so glad that Deanne found this post for me I was stuck until I found MZ's tut. I have to try it tonight. I am so embarrassed on how I thought they were done I won't even go into that but I am glad I was directed here so I will post the pics here and in my post when they are done. Does anyone have any suggestions for BE colors to use?
Many Thanks,
Michelle,
www.sundoorbeads.com
Hey Deb, those are lovely! Jeri
Jaterwunky
2008-04-25, 6:55pm
Thanks Jeri,
I finally figured it out......
OOH going ot have to look at your website.
DEb
kckucera
2008-05-11, 1:08pm
I think this might be what you are looking for:
http://www.mzglass.com/twistytutorial.htm
Thanks for posting this tutorial! I have been mentally playing around with the mechanics of how these beads are created, now I know!!
I am going to rock some of these bad boys out tonight!
Thanks Again
MoltenMuse
2008-05-14, 6:36pm
Wow. Okay - so I just made some of these (without knowing about this tutorial - but someone told me there was one here).
Apparently, I did it the hard way. I was working on a Jim Smirnich Apple core bead one day and decided to put two rows of disks and melt them in. More recently, I thought about putting more than two rows of discs and came up with what I considered to be a fossil or spinal bead. This is so much easier... will have to try this version.
Thanks for posting the tut link!
(So much for having any inkling of an original thought too) LOL
cbennett
2010-09-10, 6:37am
I am looking for the tutorial by Margaret Zinser for the tornado beads, but the links no longer work. does anyone have the tutorial who might be willing to share? thanks so much!
Hi, I don't have the tutorial but here's an archived copy of the page but without the photo.
http://web.archive.org/web/20080526012925/http://www.mzglass.com/twistytutorial.htm
Hope it helps,
Rob.
FishBulb
2010-09-12, 7:44pm
Thank you Rob!
margaretz
2010-10-05, 8:41am
Ah! Thank you for the reminder to put this back up! The original tutorial was lost when I upgraded my website a while back, but one of these days I'll put it back on my website...
Glad to see its still being used!
asimeral
2010-11-08, 2:50pm
Margaret, I would love to see your tute. :)
Meeeeee Toooooo. ;)
Kat
PurrSonalities Glass Art
asimeral
2010-11-18, 8:59am
Oh, I just thought about this, ANOUK has one on her Tutes, Making Silver Glass Sing!
margaretz
2010-11-24, 1:02pm
Hi everyone,
I just revamped and reposted the 'twisty' tutorial to my website. It's free, and there's a printable copy that you can download.
http://mzglass.com/tutorials
Enjoy!!!
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