Roses...any interest in one?
 

Contemplating making a tutorial...

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No expert in glass but gotten pretty good at making these roses...any interest in a tutorial?

I dont' really do much stuff like that but I just wanted to say how beautiful they are!!
Those metallic ones are absolutely TDF!!
sue

Thanks :D

Rose Tutorial
 

Yes Please!!!!
They're beautiful

Oh my! How lovely. Yes, please please please. I may never make one but the practice will be great.
Those are so lovely

Beautiful...I would be interested in a tut!

Yes, please.

I also would be interested

They are lovely and look like fun to make... yes please!

Kim Neeley has a tutorial for roses out but it is made one petal at a time. Is yours different???
Just curious since the methods I have tried before are a pain in the patooty...;)

Sue

Yes, curious about this too! :-k

Umm Im not sure how mine compare to hers...havnt looked at her method.

but yes its one petal at a time.

Oh, okie! Well your roses sure are lovely! :)

I would these are very pretty

Yes, I would love a tutorial of this nature as well, as those roses look very wearable and have been trying to figure out a way to do a more wearable glass rose with very little luck. I love the metallic one as well.

There is already a free one here

YES, YES, YES! Please?

Those are beautiful. May I ask....the top picture, bottom row, 2nd from the right, next to the red one. it's like a gold pink. What color is that? It's gorgeous!

It's under the metallic gold one :-)

these are gorgeous roses! Irene, I wonder if it's fumed. Gorgeous!

Beautiful roses :) But you may want to do a search here on LE before you spend a lot of time on a tutorial - David has a free one here and Kim Neely has also done a rose tutorial very similar.

Ya its just clear glass with a gold fuming.

Made a wine bottle stopper version of it here
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Wow that's awesome. I don't know much about making wine bottle stoppers are there any special tools involved?

I just use an actual stoppers to mold the bottom flat with a little dip going into the hole of it. Really quickly though as the stopper will get hot.
then after its annealed use e6000 to secure it on one.