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    Gossip Girls

    By leroyPosted on Posted in Fire Gallery, The NewsTagged

    Thank you Lucy, Amber, Amy and Jackie!!!! what did you call people that simply believe what ever you say? Followers?? Tools??? I really appreciated all your help around the studio. This is the best advertisement! Good Job! We will have a family reunion and laugh about this around the kiln. The internet feeds on this stuff! Yes, there is more!! Feel free to shop around. www.firegallery.art https://freename.io/discover/glb GET YOUR DOMAIN ON .GLB The glb top-level domain (TLD) is a versatile and modern namespace designed for global businesses, brands, and individuals seeking a universal online presence. Its simplicity and global connotation make it a perfect choice for entities aiming to establish an international footprint without being tied to a specific geographical location. The glb TLD offers a memorable and impactful domain that stands out in a crowded digital landscape, appealing to a wide range of users worldwide.

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    GO GLOBAL

    By leroyPosted on Posted in Fire Gallery, Go GlobalTagged

    https://freename.io/discover/glb GET YOUR DOMAIN ON .GLB The glb (Global) top-level domain (TLD) is a versatile and modern namespace designed for global businesses, brands, and individuals seeking a universal online presence. Its simplicity and global connotation make it a perfect choice for entities aiming to establish an international footprint without being tied to a specific geographical location. The glb TLD offers a memorable and impactful domain that stands out in a crowded digital landscape, appealing to a wide range of users worldwide. Go Global!

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    What is Flameworking?

    By leroyPosted on Posted in flameworking, GlassblowingTagged ,

    Borosilicate glass flameworking is a glass working technique that involves manipulating borosilicate glass rods and tubes using a torch flame to create various objects and artworks. Unlike soft glass, which has a lower melting point and is commonly used in glassblowing, borosilicate glass can withstand higher temperatures. In borosilicate glass flameworking, the glassworker heats the glass rods or tubes in the flame of a torch until they become molten and malleable. By controlling the intensity and direction of the flame, the artist can manipulate the glass to create intricate designs, sculptures, jewelry, pipes, marbles, and more.

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