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- Free SWIRL Beads!
- Working with a Fuji PXR3 Digital Controller
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- S W I R L – an e-book on gravity swirl, bicone sha...
- SE 3 – Third Silver Color How To e-Booklet
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- SE 1 – First Silver Color How To e-Booklet
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- Fire Divas Showcase!
- Silver Glass 101 – Annealing Temperature for Silve...
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- enVision
- San Francisco, CA, United States
- Helen Tsang and Hayley Tsang Sather are sisters whose backgrounds in architecture, fine art and graphic design lead them to transform their creative energy into material form. Their San Francisco lampworked glass and artisan jewelry studio is named enVision for their motto – we live to create; we love to envision.
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