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KarenBeth 2010-05-01 10:16am

Sushi Murrini?
 
Anyone know where I can buy some sushi murrini? trying to think of ideas of a bead I can make my son. He loves sushi. Thanks in advance!

debkauz 2010-05-01 10:50am

I don't but it's a brilliant idea!!! If you find any, please post the source, OK?

KarenBeth 2010-05-01 12:14pm

okie dokie, will do.

im thinking of attempting some if i cant find any. we'll see.

KarenBeth 2010-05-01 12:40pm

Would anyone else like to see some sushi murrini? Would anyone like to critique mine if I try? Anyone have some good pics I could go off of? Should I encase the final sushi murrini part with clear? Or leave the border or outside edge white or black?

Mitosis Glass 2010-05-01 7:16pm

I know diddly about murrini, but I would suspect it would be best to encase it in clear before you do the final pull, just to protect the outside areas of the colours.

You should contact De Anne on here; she's getting to be a murrini wizard. There's another fellow, I think his name is Otter, who is also fabulous.

debkauz 2010-05-01 8:17pm

I think I would lightly encase it. I'd love to see them. You should google 'sushi' and go to images. You'll get lots of pics there. I'm guessing it's going to be a lot easier to do maki (rolls) but I'm really interested in seeing what you do.




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RyanTheNumberImp 2010-05-02 12:08am

Go without encasing, if the entire surface is black you wont need it.
To be honest, I'm not completely sure how to translate sushi into murrini. It will be basically impossible to represent the texture of the rice, and the best you can do is really some green/red squares surrounded by white and encased in black/green.
http://www.displayfakefoods.com/stor...LL%20PLATE.jpg

If you take away the context, it will be hard to differentiate sushi from a geometric design.

Natsprat 2010-05-02 3:56am

I was thinking that maybe make a whole heap of white and clear twisties to try to get that textured rice feeling and I agree with Ryan, I would not encase in clear so that it has more applications (ie. left raised on top of a bead rather than encased).

Maybe if you make a couple slightly different designs with different fillings when put together would become more recognisable as sushi.

I can't wait to see what you come up with, all those pics make me hungry for some sushi now!!!!

Nat :-)

Elizabeth Beads 2010-05-02 6:13am

Instead of murrini, have you thought about making sushi beads?

KarenBeth 2010-05-02 7:08am

Thanks guys, those are some great pics and suggestions. I thought about what it would look like as well as for the context and thought about making several different kind to help differentiate. I thought about what you said about the clear and white twisties and a little brown (for brown rice) to help with the rice. It's definitely gonna be several trials to see how it works out but thats ok if the finished result is what im thinking in my head.

Yes, Elizabeth, I thought about beads too. If the murrini doesn't work out, I'll try a bead. but then he's a boy, so to have 1 bead on a chain or cord and it being 1 sushi roll isnt really popping in my head. I was thinking a plate with chopsticks and a few sushi rolls.

debkauz 2010-05-02 8:35am

I think I'd mix a little bit of very, very light grey in the 'rice' as well just to give it a little color variation.

jojo101 2010-05-02 9:33am

jesse kohl was making sushi murrini, but i am not sure if hes selling them. if u ask maybe he will sell u some?

theglasszone 2010-05-02 12:42pm

Hum...maybe I can be talked into giving this a try! If you want me to, please let me know!

De

Karen Hardy 2010-05-02 1:49pm

Here's a few tutorials and pics on how to make sushi canes in polymer clay.
I think they might help you visualize the path you might want to
take.

http://chat-noir.deviantart.com/art/...orial-58865159

http://www.flickr.com/photos/51423372@N00/1348118327/

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=329719.0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tem5W2DqV3Q

http://fiveprime.org/hivemind/Tags/polymerclay,sushi

Ofilia 2010-05-02 5:44pm

These are interesting....and obviously made from a murrine http://www.bodyartforms.com/productd...ProductID=5936

theglasszone 2010-05-02 10:42pm

OK...now you've gone and DONE IT! :lol: I'm now on a mission to make some sushi murrini... :)

De

theglasszone 2010-05-02 11:20pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by RyanTheNumberImp (Post 3009835)
...I'm not completely sure how to translate sushi into murrini. It will be basically impossible to represent the texture of the rice, and the best you can do is really some green/red squares surrounded by white and encased in black/green.
http://www.displayfakefoods.com/stor...LL%20PLATE.jpg

I'M TOTALLY TAKING THIS CHALLENGE...IT WILL BE FIRST ON MY AGENDA TOMORROW (MON.) Hope to have something to show in Gallery - stay tuned!

Never say NEVER! :lol: Thanks for motivating me, Ryan! You're my murrini IDOL!!!

De

Tabitha 2010-05-03 3:10am

Big 'yes De, make sushi murrini' vote from me!

theglasszone 2010-05-03 7:55am

Tabitha...thanks for the encouragement! I'm so ON this...my head was filled with ideas and excitement last night...I could hardly sleep! :)

A few household chores first, then it's me and the torch! Wish me luck...

De

smiltroy 2010-05-03 9:44am

Yeap, I dont think is that dificult but I could be wrong, De has done way difficult things, the sushi I believe its not that much difficult, for the rice, you can make encased white or rice color strings, and apply those, the tranparent will give you that little space between the rice, just my thoughts, hope it helps you De

theglasszone 2010-05-03 10:55am

Oh, I got plans, Tiago...indeed! I'm gonna experiment trying to achieve a little of that "transparency/translucency" to make the rice look real enough! And thanks for the vote of confidence...off I go!

Weeeeeee....it's so good to feel so excited about an idea! :)

De

Rudy 2010-05-03 11:22am

How cool is that???? Can't wait to see where this leads!

theglasszone 2010-05-03 2:32pm

Takng a quick break; I've spent a couple hours pulling "Wasabi" murrini, "Ginger" murrini, and several rods of what I think is gonna make good "Rice" :)

I'm going out now to try my first "roll" - a simple Tuna Roll - and thank heaven I hung onto some of the "Watermelon" version of Poppy - it looks like the perfect color, with it's translucency, I'm so hopeful it will look like the real thing!

Hoping to post in a couple hours...

Karen Hardy 2010-05-03 4:09pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by theglasszone (Post 3011883)
Takng a quick break; I've spent a couple hours pulling "Wasabi" murrini, "Ginger" murrini, and several rods of what I think is gonna make good "Rice" :)

I'm going out now to try my first "roll" - a simple Tuna Roll - and thank heaven I hung onto some of the "Watermelon" version of Poppy - it looks like the perfect color, with it's translucency, I'm so hopeful it will look like the real thing!

Hoping to post in a couple hours...

You frighten me.



But in a good way...

Parrotise 2010-05-03 4:51pm

Ok, I'm subscribing to this thread so I can keep up with what De does!

crystalflipz 2010-05-03 6:12pm

Waiting . . . . . :happy::moon::happy::moon:

I'm sure whatever De comes up with, it will be awesome!

ElementalsDesign 2010-05-03 6:29pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by theglasszone (Post 3011291)
Tabitha...thanks for the encouragement! I'm so ON this...my head was filled with ideas and excitement last night...I could hardly sleep! :)

A few household chores first, then it's me and the torch! Wish me luck...

De

DeAnne.. I immediately thought of you when I began reading this thread and I am wishing you luck (NOT that I think you'll need it! ;))

:love:

Rachel Cat

ElementalsDesign 2010-05-03 6:31pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Karen Hardy (Post 3012013)
You frighten me.



But in a good way...


Oh Karen.. Brava and well put!!! =D>=D>=D>
(couldn't have said it better myself! ;))

JetAge Studio 2010-05-03 9:28pm

I made some for fusing a long time ago...they're big, but I'm sure something could be done smaller, anything's possible...I had plans to make some at some point, but I would love to see what De comes up with!

Let me see if I can get a photo up of my plates.....

JetAge Studio 2010-05-03 9:38pm



I forgot how "blocky" they looked! Obviously made with strip glass :lol:


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