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Thank you so much for taking all the time and effort to do this - much appreciated 😊 🙏

Once again Sophie a really useful and informative video....thank you

Is there any place for warming the lead to help bend the edge out?

Thanks, Sophie. It always seems complicated & it does take a bit of getting the head around - if you are a bit of a technophobe with programs. I have a Hobby kiln too.

Very informative. Thanks for sharing

I have added too much solder, is there a way to remove it?

Yes, very interesting. Thank you.

Thank you very much for this!

Hi Sophie, thank you for this very interesting video. Now I understand a little bit more about the firing process and the settings. 🙏

Nice work! Do you ever do any layering/plating like the old Tiffany windows had?

Thanks for the explanations and wonderful videos, Sophie. I feel I can understand so much better what I am seeing when I look at stained glass. Looking forward to your next video.

Amazing piece of work, you are so talented, I especially liked the method you used of sticking it down first.

What wattage soldering iron do you recommend? I looked on Ebay and there is quite a varied range.

The music is unnecessary, it blots out your voice a bit......

Thank you for making this video ans especially making it short and simple!

Sorry, who on earth taught you to work like this , it’s such a mess.

Wow!!!!

You have such positive attitude, incredible job!!

Sometimes I leave the lead bright and finish with car polish, the result lasts for ages!

Thanks for the great video and clear instructions, I’d like to see you use your polishing machine!

Wow, you made it look far simpler than others have. Feel like I can tackle this now, thank you x

Thank you for this video! I always wondered how you guys did repairs! I’m looking for a video on how to clean 2 very dirty stain glass windows. They are old. What can I use to scrub around the edges of the glass to lead? Is Dish soap okay? Is it safe to wet down the whole window? Does it harm anything by putting water all over the glass and lead? If so, on average how long would I have to wait to be able to hang it up when dry? Thank you!

Thank you that was very very helpful.

So nice

Yea! Terrific!

Absolutely completely wonderful instructions- I wish I’d known about your channel before! Thank you!

Would it work if you sprinkled clear powder Frit over it and fuse it again?

That's beautiful! I'm just a bit worried about the eco impact of all that duct tape. Wondering if it would be possible to lay the tiles on a non slip surface, spread thicker grout on the backing board, press it into the tiles, then turn it over to finish the grout from the front when it's dry? Thanks for the inspiration

Allsom work

Me encanta verte trabajar, gracias por poner tus fallos, de los que aprendo, estoy teniendo esos mismos fallos y es reconfortante ver que a otros les pasa también , no cuelgas solo lo perfecto, gracias mil

Thanks, Sophie!

Great tip Sophie.

I wish I could find video cutting the same or similar shape on a 10mm glass tough.

truly fascinating thank you for sharing

Oh man, it really stood out when she said, "maybe I'm just not good at it". I'm just now realizing that it's rare to hear a human saying that anymore on these types of videos. It's drenched in a caveman's finality ("THEIR WAY BAD! MINE GOOD!") more often than not. Little things like that really matter when it comes to teaching. I appreciate it so much. Liked and subbed!

This is actually very helpful for a beginner. Thank you.

This is a beautiful piece! Question for you, what is the white powder that you put on after the putty?

Very cool!!

Thank you! I was searching for the same recipe my old bosses had me mix (putty wench!) and only found weak ones. Thanks again.

Hola! Me encanta verte trabajar y me encantó el vídeo, yo intento sacar ese negro profundo pero no se me queda del todo opaco, que grisalla usas? Gracias

thank you, just what I needed to see !

Beautiful❤

Tack för denna video och blogginlägget om blyinfästning jag hittade den på!

I wondered when you're we're going to cut your finger with the Stanley knife or the lead knife or with the glass when you've cleaned the glass or pushed the sealant onto place. The end result is nice but it's a really wonky job. You gave to be more careful and confident with these kind of tools and glass.

I just want to be clear that some of your glass wasn’t ground down? I have lots of off cuts that I would like to use in a mosaic piece and was wondering if I need to grind them all! Thank you

Wow. How much would it approximately cost per panel?

Very useful. I’ve been trying to figure out a way to light pieces. Lovely work. Thank you.

That'd a tool we use in unsoldering electrical connections. We also use a sacrificial copper braid.

How much does that usually cost?

Hi shophie another informative video can you tell me did you use Reusche blue or another make. Thanks