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+ Beginning Glassblowing + "Manipulating Molten Glass is Like No Other Activity In The World" It's HOT! Temperatures exceed 2,200° Fahrenheit! It's Challenging! Shaping liquid glass into a solid takes time, patience, and skill. It's Rewarding, plus It's FUN! Beginning Glassblowing by Edward T. Schmid Published by Glass Mountain Press, Bellingham, WA, 1998. 120 handwritten and hand-drawn pages, professionally printed and bound. Softbound, 8½ by 11 inches. Formerly titled "Ed's Big Handbook of Glassblowing", this second edition has been revised, updated, and now sports an index making it easier to find what you need. Handwritten & fully illustrated by artist/educator Edward T. Schmid, it explains in detail the tools, techniques and concepts involved in the time-honored tradition of glassblowing, Including: Gathering Shaping Tumblers Goblets Health and Safety And more! 120 handwritten pages Beginning Glassblowing is an excellent reference for students, teachers, and glass enthusiasts alike. New book. Corners bumped during shipment from the publisher. Buyer pays $4.99 Media rate shipping and handling within the U.S. Add $1.75 for insurance, if desired. We are not responsible for uninsured packages lost or damaged by the Post Office. International/Priority shipment costs more. Ask before you bid. Please visit my About Me Page to learn about my Glass Library, my favorite Glass Book Sources, and more Glass Links! And what in the world is GlassWEAR? Postal money order gets shipment on our next shipping day (We usually ship once a week, on Saturday), personal or business check must clear first. You may also pay with a credit card through PayPal.com Be sure to check our other auctions for more books about glass and glassworking © 2008 www.FledglingStudio.com
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