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I just got married and am on vacation. I’ll make a short video early in the new year 🌺

Thank you so much. I hope you enjoyed South Africa

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You are welcome to send questions, sandradsijbesma@gmail.com

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What a great idea!! I will do so soon 🌺

Ps. Thank you for the idea 😃

I’m so sorry, I didn’t make a part 2. It takes alot of time to make a video and for the amount of views I got for the first part I thought it may not be worth it. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask anytime

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Thanks for the tip! 🌹

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Your comment makes me so happy! That one of my designs will be made into a special gift 😃 It’s my pleasure and thank you ❤️

Thank you Charmaine. Sorry for getting back to you only now. The mould I use is locally made in South Africa but looks very much the same as Bullseye’s round slumper with code 008629

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You are welcome to do so ❤️

Hi Danny, I’m in Pretoria

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Are they called layout strips?

Thank you so much Rachel. Yes, lots of patience, but I do love the challenge, and fingers crossed it all works out well at the end ❤️

I think so, or layout blocks. Thank you! Now I remember 😃

Thank you Annette 🌸

Thank you so much Rachel. I just posted the second one 🌷

Hi Jean, the bigger your window is, the more strongline you will need. This one is almost a square meter, therefore not a total necessity but advisable. If you go bigger than this one, it becomes necessary. The spaces will mostly depend on your pattern, where you have the straightest lines from one side to the other, but I would say not more than half a meter apart from each other. If you have your pattern before you, you should also get a “feeling” of where they should go, where you think the window will be most likely buckle

Sorry, almost forgot, I bought it on Amazon

Another thing, the more solder lines you have, the stronger your window will be. Because I have quite large pieces in the window, the solder lines are less and I therefore add strongline

Thank you, that helps a lot.

My pleasure 🌸 You are welcome to ask questions anytime

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Thank you Marilyn 🌷

Thank you! Enjoy! 🌷

Thank you Janet, much appreciated 🌷

Thank you 🐠 Sorry for answering so late. In the description is a link that starts https. Click on that. Please let me know if you are still struggling so we can make a different plan for you to get it

Hi, I’m in South Africa, a lady here makes them. I have no idea how she makes them. Maybe you can ask on one of the stained glass Facebook groups if anyone knows of someone in Canada who can make them

Hi Cathy. In the descriptions under the videos it says “Link to pattern:” and then a link that starts with https. Click on that link. If you continue to struggle, please send a email to alexglass333@gmail.com and let me know which patterns you want. I will then email them to you 🌸

I was able to find them! Thanks for your help. I really enjoyed your content. I subscribed.

I’m glad you found them and that you enjoy my content. Thank you for letting me know and also for subscribing. I’m going to start working on my next video next week… 🩷

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Thank you Elizabeth 🌷

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Thank you so much. Yeees, very time consuming, but worth it, I love this one. A photo doesn’t do it justice 🌼

Thank you Angi 🩷

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Thank you so much 🩷 Yes, she was my baby, I’m devistated. I have two new rescue babies, brother and sister, busy adapting but already love them so much 🐱🩷🐱🩵

@@alexandrasglassart it’s so hard. Sometimes wonder why we put ourselves through the pain but then focus on the sheer joy they bring! All the very best 💕🐾💕

Thank you Rachel 🌷

I’m not exactly sure what it’s made of, It’s a lady here in South Africa who makes them and then another one here who draws patterns on molds. You can maybe ask on the Stained Glass Facebook pages if there is someone in your area who makes molds