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Ms Flash |
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Nancy working at her personal workstation |
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Japanese Trowel |
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I want one of these...oh Santa! |
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Marvering ribbon cane |
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Larry finished encasing and is now marvering and preparing to heat and pull the ribbon cane. |
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Blurry pic of the ribbon cane |
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In Swedish flag colors, no less! |
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Making a chevron pattern |
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Using canes that were twisted in different directions to create an optical illusion. |
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Demo Byzantine bead and Linear Thin Encasing |
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This is the reduction flame Larry uses |
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Making the tortoise shell bead |
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Note the Hershey's Kisses of K218? |
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Getting ready to twist the dots |
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The tortoise shell bead and the hobnail bead |
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Aqua and silver |
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One stage along the way. You could stop here but Larry added red dots and Kugler bosses. |
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