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Hi! My name is Caroline and I am the creator of Carelebeads. I make my own glass beads by melting rods of glass in the flame of a propane and oxygen fueled torch. I heat the rods of glass in the flame and then wind the molten glass around a steel welding rod, which creates the hole in the bead. I can move the glass when it is soft to create different shapes – round, square, oblong, heart, animal, or whatever I come up with . I add dots, lines, squiggles or any design I want. Several layers of glass can be added to a bead which will provide depth. I also have made some beads that were not made on a mandrel. They are a bit tricky but like all lampworking, once you get it, you get it. I use my glass beads in all of my products – jewelry, office products, kitchen and housewares. I have a large variety of items. Please take a look around my website for all of the things I am making. I am happy to do custom work as well. Send me an email if there is something you would like me to make. Products:
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Stefanie Dueck is a British Columbia based metal artist and blacksmith. Distinct in texture and form, her line of flatware is hand forged in small batches and limited edition runs. Full portfolio can be found at www.stefaniedueck.com. For inquiries or information regarding custom work, please email [email protected] or use the contact page on the site. Part of the cutlery made in Canada directory. Products:
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