Glass Cabochons 5.24.16

Hello lampwork lovers! Look at the cool glass bead cabochons created by SueBeads:

Artisans, share anything you like today!

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Glass Cabochons 11.5.15

Lampwork fans, check out this torched glass cabochon from Sue Beads:

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Glass Cabochon Lampwork Beads 1.6.15

Hey Glass Bead fans! Check out this flame worked glass bead cabochon from Sue Beads:

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Unusal Glass Beads 9.12.14

If you love glass beads, you know that lampwork artisans can make some of the most unique beads around. As tools have advanced, so have the possibilities for hot glass artists.One example is the glass cabochon. Previously these were cold worked and melted in the kiln. But now there are cabochon mandrels that allow for hot work designs. Check out this glass cabochon by Sue Beads:

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SRA Art Glass 4.13.14

Hello Glass Bead fans! Today's feature for Sunday is a beautiful fumed implosion style glass cabochon from Kristin and Julio of Redside Designs:

These types of beads are so cool... You have to see another view of this bead: 

Pretty cool, eh???  O.K.... on with the show!

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Glass Beads for Jewelry 11.21.13

One of the best things about using glass beads in jewelry designs is the seemingly endless choices of sizes, shapes and colors of artisan lampwork.

Of all those beads, one of the easiest "instant jewelry" beads out there is the cabochon. A cab is a bead that has no hole and in glass, it has a flat back. You can spend hours creating a wire wrapped bail or...use one of the fantastic glue on bails and wear your jewelry in minutes!

Our feature today is a trio of glass cabochons from Cherie of Happy Skull

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