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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby beckyboo » 27 Nov 2009, 13:41

when we went to newark bead and gem show there was a bloke there who had bead making kits, mr boo got very interested and chatted for ages to him, definatly his kinda thing ..in fact i may buy him the kit he wanted for valentines day ( plus i get loads of lovely new beads all made exactly how i want them ;) )

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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby sparkysdad » 27 Nov 2009, 13:53

not cheap for a torch is it... £29 or £200!
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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby makeitbig » 27 Nov 2009, 18:12

sparkysdad wrote:
makeitbig wrote:Would love to do both of those Carl but you're so far away.

Shall we start looking for your second workshop in the North West ;) .


I second that!!

unless you do the course Makeitbig, and then teach the rest of us!


I reckon Carl's second workshop might be the safer option lol ;)
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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby Carl Martin » 28 Nov 2009, 00:33

A second studio eh....... was thinking about getting a massive truck...all sign written out and going mobile.... silversmithing & lampwork mobile workshop.
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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby makeitbig » 28 Nov 2009, 12:18

Well you could, but Nickie and I couldn't work in that while you're not there lol, you would have to take us everywhere with you. :lol:

Have a second studio, we'll rent it out for classes and earn your rent and sit happily beading in it and drinking coffee (alcohol) while you are in your first studio. We only need a little corner - we will rent all the rest of the space out for handmade jewellery displays.
Okay - sorted, off to the estate agents. Back soon. ;)
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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby Carl Martin » 28 Nov 2009, 19:33

how did you get on at the estate agents.....

This was today at my studio where I held a forum (lampworkers only)social / tuition day - an open door free event.

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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby Nickie » 29 Nov 2009, 07:30

Stop this outrage Carl...you're only doing this to have me and Karen go green with envy lol! Seriously though, I'd so love to get there even if was just for one class. I really don't know where you find the time or the energy- it looks fab! It's about time you moved north, Karen and I will keep searching for a suitable home lol!
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Re: Lampwork beads (doing and making!)

Postby makeitbig » 29 Nov 2009, 13:48

Yes, the Estate agents were very helpful - on the budget I had which was 37p in my pocket, a crumpled 10p off hovis voucher and a sweet with fluff on it, I was shown some very well situated cardboard boxes in prime locations, so, imagine if we were to stick our necks out and try nd mke up £1 between us, we'd be laughing. So I say go for it.
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