Spiral murrini
Hi all,
I did this quick tut for the peeps at Sydney meeting and thought everyone else around the world may be interested as well. You can find the tut HERE The murrini looks like the photo below when done and will only take about 10min to make about 10 cm (4 inch) length (perfect amount for a couple of sets IMHO). http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v8.../spiral_12.jpg Please let me know if you have any question. Cheers Nancy |
Hey that looks like fun! Very easy to read, too. Thanks for sharing!
:) Kelly |
Thank you for sharing indeed, that looks like fun!
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Hi Kelly, Anouk,
Glad you liked it. It is not only fun, but super easy! So give it a try and show your results! :D Cheers Nancy PS. aarrgg! i need a manicure! sorry if I gross you out! :oops: |
Wow, this is really great!!! I love it - and I'm a murrini HOG!!! Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
DeAnne in CA |
Oh, it's soo cute. I'll definetly will try it.
thanks for all the pictures Katja |
This is brilliant! Thanks for sharing
Teri P |
that was great, thanks!
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This has lots of possibilities!! Thanks for sharing a clear, concise and fun tutorial with us. I'd love to see some pix with beads made with the murrini!
Sals |
Thats awesome, thanks so much
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WOW thanks so much for sharing with us!! What a cool idea!!
Is there a trick to pulling a ribbon?? I can honestly say I've never done that before! Never even heard of it! |
Thanks all for the comments!
Sals, I made a test bead but it's in the kiln so will post a picture tomorrow. Debbie, Actually I don't really think too much about it and it just worked for me. Like I said in the tut, make sure the paddle is nice and even before you pull. Heat and pull slowly will also help. Give it a try and let me know if you have any trouble. Cheers Nancy - going to bed! |
I Love It Thanks!!!!
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Thanks Nancy, I think I'll try shaping my punty a little long and narrow. I've pulled every other kind just never a ribbon! Until I saw the goldstone ribbons in the garage I'd never seen them before! |
WONDERFUL tutorial!
Thanks so much for sharing, can't wait to try this. |
Thanks for sharing! For some time I want to know how this is manufactured murrini.
Thanks, Ana Marķa |
Wonderful Tut! Thanks so much for sharing!
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that is a great tutorial. i'd love to see those in some beads
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I have been hesitant to make my own murrini and this looks like the perfect thing to start with. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Wow, thanks for showing us that. I'm gonna try it tonight !
Harriet |
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!
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Clever idea! I have never attempted murrini but maybe I'll try this after your easy to understand tut. Thanks Nancy!
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That's awesome...thanks for sharing...gonna' have to give that a try!
Samma |
This is such a wonderful tutorial. I have wasted more glass than I care to say trying to make spiral murrini like this! Thank you so much,
Carol |
Apologies to people waiting for the bead photo!
It's freezing in Sydney this morning http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...ezinsmile1.gif and I got out of bed just in time to catch the train to work. So no time to check the kiln or take photos. I'll get to it tonight I promise! Cheers Nancy |
Wow I never thought to do them this way! It looks so easy, thank you!
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NICE ONE Nancy
Thanks Beadanna |
OK, here are some truly nasty examples using the murrini I made in the tutorial. Not the best of the beads, or picture for that matter, but it will give you an idea of what the murrini look like.
Cheers Nancy |
Those are really nice!
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So cool! I'm going to give this a shot tonight! I'll post pics. Anybody got some pics ready yet?
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