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Honey Hollow Bead

This bead was made using a hollow mandrel, dichroic glass, and Tink dust. It's very pretty in person, a nice shape, and the hollowness means the light reflects inside of it.

To see the basic process of making beads, see my TV show at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBCU8UuHNPI.

4 comments

Nov 16, 2011. 4:56 PMJapZilla says:

I used to love the show That's Cleaver! Is that show even on anymore? I miss it. I even loved it when it was called Crafters Coast to Coast. Whoa O_O. That's so cool that you were on there! Love this bead. Absolutely beautiful!

Nov 16, 2011. 7:34 PM

susanrm (author) says:

Thank you! What a great username. Did you check out my website, http://www.aspiring-arts.com.?

Nov 16, 2011. 8:17 PMJapZilla says:

I did. I think it's awesome, especially that a portion of it went into charity work. Your glass work is amazing. I tried my attempt at glass beads for the first time a year or so ago and, well, I burnt my white. Hahaha. It was a fun experience though. Thank you for the comment about my user name! A friend of mine was trying to come up with a nickname for me and combined the fact that I'm part Japanese with the fact that Godzilla came from Japan. Lol. And it just kind of stuck.