Homer L., Hoyt, Cathy Morrison (Illustrator) / Hardcover / Published 1989
Hardcover - 267 pages (April 1990)
Homer shows you how to safely manipulate hot glass! Reviewer: Jack Loranger (Jack@data-serve) from Washington USA February 17, 1999 If you are intrigued by idea of melting glass in a torch and creating anything from little forest creatures to crystal goblets, this is the book for you. Homer lays it all out for you and gives you step by step instructions and diagrams to get you started. The projects in the book begin very simple and work there way to complex. You are led by the hand in an art that has been traditionally held secret.
This book has been used by many students to learn lampwork. Reviewer: A reader from United States January 26, 1999 I personally know many artists across the country that have taught themselves to "sculpt" glass in the torch with the aid of this book. It is a very thorough step-by-step approach to learning lampworking of glass.
This book is about flameworking. Reviewer: A reader from Chicago IL November 11, 1998 Title is a bit confusing. Great for those interested in flameworking. Not what I expected.