Learn how to make 2 different bobblehead figurines that move and nod plus an easy stand for them. We'll add some new techniques to your glass art toolbox-structure and how to make them move, as well as sculpture - faces, simplified bodies, surface decoration, using tools in non traditional ways, heat control and more heat control. Once you have the concept and techniques, you'll be able to design your own bobbleheads and personalize them for yourself or they make great gifts, too!

Preview of tools and glass that I use for bobbleheads. Gives you advance notice in case you want to purchase a special mandrel for the bobblehead.  I give lots of alternatives.

Learn how to sculpt Frida's head in glass for Marcy Lamberson's glass bobblehead class while using special mandrels. You'll practice heat control and surface design as well as learning a variety of how to make a mouth and other facial features as well as her hair.

Learn how to sculpt Frida's body and dress in glass for Marcy Lamberson's glass bobblehead class.  You'll practice heat control and proportions as well as having fun with surface design.

Here's a short video showing how to make a quick bead stand for your Frida Kahlo bobblehead.

Learn how to make your bobblehead bobble.  I discuss wires, gauges, sourcing, and how to form the wire for your glass sculpture.

Here you learn one more bobblehead all at once!  It’s simpler than Frida and should get your mind working for other animals or items that you want to bobble in the future.  It’s a tough guy pig wearing his motorcycle gear.

Showing you how the bobble nods her head.