HOT GLASS COE 33
By Janet Parkhurst
In addition to regular art glass-Stained Glass Express offers 33 Coe glass. Why Glass Artists Should Choose COE 33 If you’ve worked with glass long enough, you know one of...
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The Beginner’s Torch Trap: A Lampworking Torch Buyer’s Guide Part 1
By Janet Parkhurst
Thank you to Bethlehem Burners for this Blog! If you landed here, you must be interested in buying your first lampworking torch! It’s an exciting time and you’ll want to...
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Coral Fish
By Janet Parkhurst
Info from Diamond Tech Glass Materials Needed:• Moretti Glass Rods: black, white & orange• Black and White Stringers• Bead Press• Stainless Steel Tweezers • Protective eyewear• Mandrels coated in bead...
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Tips from the Glass Academy: Beadmaking
By Janet Parkhurst
Though not really new, because it has been around since the 19th century, bead making is gaining momentum. One way to get into it is to buy a Hot...
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Janet's Tips: Why the Heck is Lampworking called lampworking??
By Janet Parkhurst
I originally wrote this blog in 2013. I am not sure why we used this picture of unrelated glass, but I was way younger so I'm keeping it. Lampworking is...
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Torch Maintenance
By Janet Parkhurst
All credit for this blog entry goes to Bethlehem Burners. This is from their website. Helpful Tips from Bethlehem Tip # 1: Do not use force when cleaning your torch....
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Oxygen Concentrators
By Janet Parkhurst
When we set up our flame room in our new location, we put a lot of thought into how we would get gas and oxygen to the burners. We ended...
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