Flameworked Pendants

Reviewer: Joseph S.

Easy to follow steps. showed me different ways of making a pendent than how I currently do it... Demos were great..

Reviewer: Gerald R.

Neat techniques, just kind of a boring personality. Worth the watch tho.

Reviewer: Patricia R.

This video is very informative. I was also very impressed with the videography, very well done.One of the best I have seen.

Reviewer: Stormy H.

Awesome video. Shows both boro and soft glass. Great for even a beginner.

Reviewer: Angie L.

Very good DVD...would recommend it to any beginning lampworker.

Reviewer: Tom K.

It's not bad overall. I did find that their advice to "set the pendant aside, it'll be fine while you make the bale" needs some warning if you're working in a situation that's less than toasty. I put my pendant back in the flame and it went boom.

Worth watching though just for the sake of seeing it done nicely

Reviewer: Diane G.

One of the very best flamework instructional DVDs I have ever had the pleasure of watching! Not BS - all straight forward instructions with step by step demos.

Reviewer: Sandra C.

This video it excellent! Great for those that want to learn the concept of encasing and making off mandrel encased pendants. Very well executed. I think Dougs voice is soothing and easy to listen to. And the music!! WOW! Love it. Really gets you in the mood to flame!

Reviewer: Lynda M.

This was one of the better videos that I saw on pendants. Good technique and explanation.

Reviewer: Sharon R.

Very clear explanations and excellent photography. Good for both boro and soft glass pendants.

Reviewer: Kathy D.

Very well done. The pace was good, the photography was excellent and the instructions were clear and complete. I liked that it included both boro and soft glass techniques.

Reviewer: Celest M.

This video was great for what I wanted to learn. There isn't much of any oppturnity to learn how to make pendants where I live. I wish there were a lot more videos like this.

Thanks for the service!

Reviewer: Scott M.

I liked it. More of a beginner pendant lesson, but shows soft and hot glass techniques and i did learn something even though I have been doing this a while. Good start up video for people who want to concentrate on pendants.

Reviewer: Alice L.

Definitely a good one to watch. Clear, concise step-by-step instructions.

Reviewer: Burl H.

I liked the video a lot. It gave good instruction that I was able to follow and immediately make good pendants. Don't know why some people think there is a personality issue...he's making a pendant not cheering a ball game. The video works fine and I would recommend it to anyone not already skilled beyond its level. I will rent other disks by Remschneider and others carried by Smartflix although I do wish Smartflix allowed for ten days or two weeks...

Reviewer: william f.

Very good demos. Gave me a lot of good ideas to try.

Reviewer: william p.

Good dvd. Great demonstrations I enjoyed the clear and precise directions

Reviewer: Renee C.

I really enjoyed the video and learned a great deal. I am a beginning flame worker, but had some experience in pendant making. This video helped to refresh what I had learned several months back and helped me take my craft to the next level. I would certainly recommend this to both the beginner and the more experienced lampworker.

Reviewer: Susan B.

I loved this DVD and intend to go out and buy it. I've been flameworking for awhile but had never tried Pendants. This DVD opens the way for an infinite variety of new projects.

Reviewer: michael b.

Great video I learned alot of tips. Glad i found this site. Thanks alot Mike

Reviewer: jackie k.

Yes, I would recommend this DVD. Very informative.... And you guys are great! I will be ordering more Thanks, Jackie K. from california

Reviewer: Carol O.

Good techniques! Good photography, glad I rented it!

Reviewer: Kevin C.

Excellent DVD--lots of examples that are clearly demonstrated.

Reviewer: earl j.

Video provides necessary instruction on producing flamework pendants. At some points explanations would enhance the instruction and views from other than over the shoulder might be helpful.