User talk:Avanya - Revision history

Ptah at 21:17, 8 June 2014

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Ptah at 20:58, 8 June 2014

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Ptah: Created page with "Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't plate din a while, so I'm online now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks...."

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Created page with "Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't plate din a while, so I'm online now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks...."

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Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't plate din a while, so I'm online now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the pløyer is of the essence. So thank you fo this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. -- Ptah

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−	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't played for a while, so I'm only now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the player is of the essence. So thank you for this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. [[User:Ptah\|ptah]] 16:15, 8 June 2014 (EST)	+	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't played for a while, so I'm only now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the player is of the essence. So thank you for this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. [[User:Ptah\|ptah]] 16:17, 8 June 2014 (EST)

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−	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't played for a while, so I'm only now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the player is of the essence. So thank you for this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. [[User:Ptah\|ptah]] 15~~:58~~, 8 June 2014 (EST)	+	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't played for a while, so I'm only now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the player is of the essence. So thank you for this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. [[User:Ptah\|ptah]] 16:15, 8 June 2014 (EST)

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−	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't played for a while, so I'm only now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the player is of the essence. So thank you for this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. -- Ptah	+	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't played for a while, so I'm only now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the player is of the essence. So thank you for this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. [[User:Ptah\|ptah]] 15:58, 8 June 2014 (EST)

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−	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't ~~plate din~~ a while, so I'm ~~online~~ now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the ~~pløyer~~ is of the essence. So thank you fo this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. -- Ptah	+	Great work on the glass blowing guide, Avanya! I haven't played for a while, so I'm only now discovering your work, but I love the videos with all their detail, tips and tricks. I will surely study them in depth when I resume spinning at the 'hole, hopefully as a future relative of myself in T7. What I think is important for rookie glassblowers is to progress from easy products to harder ones. This was not a given for me, as I went straight to coils after nailing thermos. Thus giving info about the difficulties of each piece is something that have been missing, I think. Mastering the glory Hole is a long road, and a progression that dosen't demotivate the player is of the essence. So thank you for this guide, I hope many new (and returning) players will benefit from it. -- Ptah