Glass blowing
Glass blowing
Glass blowing
Glass blowing
Glass
At Red Hot Glass you can watch the fascinating process of molten glass being blown and formed into works of art.
CFFC : Things that are hot
At Red Hot Glass you can watch the fascinating process of molten glass being blown and formed into works of art.
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Such a great art this is!
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Amazing what they do!
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I love glass art more this year than any other year. Almost bought an artsy piece of glass (sale!) last week, but had to pass because I am trying to get rid of stuff and only have room for gifts form my kids or things that really call to my heart – and this one did not – but art glass is cool and I liked seeing the behind the scenes here in your post 🙂
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Yes, I like it too! As you say we are also down sizing, so no new glass pieces for me!!
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Yep, very hot! 🙂
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indeed!
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Making glass definitely gets HOT. Great photos. 😀
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Thank you, Cee!
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Glassblowing is so fascinating to watch, isn’t it? Great photos for the challenge. 🙂
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Fascinating!! Thank you, Sylvia!
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Glass blowing is a great example of things that are hot, Aletta. The last photo, showing the finished products is lovely. Such delicate creations and wonderful colours.
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Thank you, Millie. It was so amazing to watch them!
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I know how you feel. We visited a glass blowing place in Malta a couple of years ago. It’s a pity I wasn’t ‘into’ taking photos then. We usually left all that to Louise, but she wasn’t with us on that holiday, unfortunately.
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What a pity!
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