Squeezed Strawberry Tutorial
 

I have posted my strawberry tutorial on my website. This is the one that appeared in the Annealer magazine about a year ago.

These strawberries are easy to make and are fun to wear. They lie flat against your wrist in a bracelet.

http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/sh...ght=Strawberry

Well how cute are those!! Great tutorial also!

OHHH these are just the cutes things!

Gonna have to try some quick quick!

Thanks this is another great tute!

Thank you :D
Another beautiful tutorial on my pc.

Thanks Linda - that's a lovely tutorial

Anna

Thanks for the great tut. I love the look. Joan

They are DARLING! I'm really liking flat beads a lot lately. ♥ Love, Helen

They are adorable! Thanks for sharing!

SO CUTE and great instructions!!

Ahhh, you guys are making me blush. I hope to see LOTS of strawberries, guys.

One of the things I discovered after I did the tut was that a small floral frogs from Michaels are a great way to do all of the seed dimples at once. They are about $4 for 2 small ones in a package (1 inch in diameter each).

Very nice! I look forward to trying these. Thank you!
Beth

That's great thanks so very much!

Yummy!!!!!!I think I can actually taste strawberry,,,not kidding heehee

Karen
Volkano Exotik

I love your strawberries and Thank you for sharing your tut with us!!!

Becky:waving:

Those are FUN, great tutorial !

Very cute, thanks.

Thanks for sharing. I love these beads.
Anita

Thanks for generously sharing the berries with us. I am going to try this!

thank you!!!!!!!!!!

very cute!!

Very cool beads, and I have been hoping for a peacock tutorial sometime!

Thank you so much for your super tutorial!

Much appreciated!

jillybean

Great tut, Linda! Thanks for specifying stringer with right-handed application. That's something I wouldn't have thought of, at least until I tried putting stringer on the right side of the bead with my left hand! LOL Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks so much.!!!\\:D/

they are so cute! thanks for the tutorial!

Wow Linda those are dang too cute!! I can't wait to try and play :-)
Thanks for sharing!

Those strawberries are absolutely gorgeous. I printed your tutorial as I have a folder of information I keep on a shelf beside my torch.
Once I get the part for my kiln I cannot wait to try them. Thanks Linda.

Debbie

Your strawberries are so cute!

I got the tut and can't wait to try it out when I get to the torch!

Thank you so much! :D

Wow, so clever. I would have never thought to have used a squeeze press. Very cool!

Any way to get this tutorial? I tried the link but didn't find the tut