Glass Blowing, How To Blow Glass

Dear Friend,Would you like to learn how to do glass blowing? If you like glass artwork, various colors and designs or just want to make your own glass using glass blowing techniques, then you are in the right page!In this eBook “Glass Blowing” I want you to learn the art of glass blowing to make bottles and other glass objects that will create a unique feel for your home. If you are interested in glass blowing and aren’t sure where you should start, then I advise you to take advantage of the knowledge to make you learning process much easier.I wish you all the best in making nice looking glass art.. I will show you how you can make your own beautiful looking and capturing glass pieces with simple and practical techniques.Without further ado, let us take a look at what topics are covered in the eBook• Glass blowing history, the fascinating history of glass blowing ancient past.• Glass properties, know how to make sure your art looks nice and withstands the test of time.• Equipment for glass blowing, use the right gear for your glass blowing hobby.• Find out how to use your new tools with these pointers to make the best out of your art work.• Safety first, practical insides on how to keep your fingers and eyebrows safely.• Glass blowing principles, the mystery of artwork revealed.• Make th

SJ and SF said Slipshod work.. This book skims over several large concepts with only a vague mention, and without any specific technical terms to learn more. Even for an introductory book, it is vague and I am disappointed. I would have rated it a little higher had the price been closer to its value -- at $11 it is extremely excessive for what looks to be a regurgitated list of glossary terms segueing into a how-to make your own glass pipe for smoking.. Thomas S. said Five Stars. Very informative read. Dave said Glass blowing, how to blow glass by Mykhailo Malega. Good view about glass blowing. Describes all the vocabulary and various techniques of glass blowing to get you familiar with working in studio. I would suggest though, if you are interested in getting into glass blowing you take some classes with an experienced glass blower. Nothing compares to hands on experience and with an instructor you will cut out a lot of mistakes by learning and listening to their experience.