Have a Glass Bobble Head Holiday Class with Me

Marcy Lamberson - Holiday Bobbleheads

Nov 5,  Saturday     10 am - 5 pm  (one hour lunch break)

Ho, Ho, Ho!

Join Santa (me!)  and you will become his chief elf toymaker during this  fun full-day class.

You'll learn these two part bobblehead (and bobble belly) beads and how to put them together after they are annealed. Yes, we'll make their inner workings in class and have a demonstration on how to put them together. You'll know the techniques for designing your own bobble heads -- or other body part bead when you're done too!

Holiday cheer, smiles, fun and possibly another holiday bead will be the order of the day-- depending on our spare time. Hope you can join the fun at FlameTree Glass in Roswell, Georgia.  Here's the link!

Magical Christmas Ornaments and Holiday Bead Class at Blue Moon Glassworks

Come join me for a really fun 2 day Christmas bead and ornament class in sunny Austin, Texas at Blue Moon Glassworks November 19 & 20th.   We'll be shaking things up a bit and making some traditional and as you can see, some rather non traditional holiday beads and ornaments.  All of them designed to bring a smile to your face and to anyone who you chose as the recipients of your new talents.  (or you can keep them as your own private keepsakes!)  And please note:  if you have taken one of my previous  classes, these are all new beads- no repeats.

I hope you'll come join in on the merriment, new skills and techniques.  You know how Jim and Rose Berry are such awesome hosts.  Please contact them to sign up, by CLICKING HERE.  Ho, ho, ho!

My Glass Seahorse Demo Video

Awhile back I did a flamework glass Seahorse demo for FlameTree Glass.  Well, it's up on their website and you are welcome to take a peek.  (and if you haven't shopped with FlameTree or taken one of their classes, you're missing out.  (I am teaching Holiday Bobbleheads there on November 5th, for one day, if you can join me.  It will be fun.  I promise!

And at this time, also wanted to give a shout out to Brad Pearson who taught me.  I made one in his class and of course changed it up, but you know, it's nice to give credit to our influences.  (Now, if I could just make awesome marbles even a quarter as well as he does!)