Before I demonstrate three ways to lampwork simple glass eyes, I'll show you some projects in which I've used them.
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- Jenine Bressner
- I love learning and sharing skills. I want to see things I've never seen before. I aim to make things that satisfy this wish by drawing with glass rods in a torch flame, and by working in other various media: textiles, metal, clay, digital fabrication, printmaking, illustration, music. . .
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