In this segment of the Sugarplum Cottage build-along, I demonstrate how to make authentic looking leaded glass using items from the craft store. I purchased most of it from Hobby Lobby.
This is beautiful! I love your cottage so much. I love Mary so much too and she inspects your work. Watching your channel is so informative and relaxing. It inspires me to make a cottage!
I'm sorry...do those windows have HANDLES?! Are you kidding me?! Gorgeous. Do you sell them? If not, you should. You could also write and sell a book on how to make these masterpieces.
I tried to use actual lead tape which took me forever to find for my stained glass windows. But they’re so hard to work with. So I’m gonna give art tape a try
I just found your page - thank you so much for the tudor windows tutorial! So easy to follow:) Excited to make these for my dollhouse renovation. Any chance you have content on renovating dollhouse furniture? Hope to see more content. TY! 🙏 😊
Just found your tutorials & can't believe how clever you are. Your leaded windows are gorgeous and you explain what you are doing very clearly. I subscribed immediately. Thanks so much for sharing. I will be binge watching for sure😊
This is a really great tutorial!! I want to watch it again after I buy what I need to make this style window. Your little cottage is so pretty!! I'm new to the 1/12 world and have so much to learn.
Hi there. I bought mine from Hobby Lobby, and I've also seen it on Amazon. Here's a link: www.hobbylobby.com/Art-Supplies/Project-Supplies/Adhesive-Tape/Black-HeadLine-Crepe-Graphic-Art-Tape---1-16%22/p/2195
Hi there Angieaug, I don’t like the windows that come with the kit. I saw windows I’d like to buy. Can I cut the window opening wider on the my Greenleaf “Willow” colonial house. I just love all your houses. I think you should be compensated for all your ideas talents and encouragement you give us first timers. Thank you for your advise. LesliV
Hi Leslie! Yes, you can cut through the wood pretty easily with a sharp utility knife and a ruler. It's easier before assembly so you have a flat surface to work on, but still doable if you've already assembled the house. You may need to add strip wood to add thickness to the walls because the store bought windows are made for 3/8" thick walls. If you're adding siding, that may add enough thickness for the window to fit.
angieaug yes I bought siding. I bought the Greenleaf dollhouse tool kit was $65 I got it for $25 on eBay and it has a saw in it. I will perform this gingerly. I can’t thank you enough. Your like my dollhouse manager I keep referring to since no one else on TH-cam has professional videos like yours. You’re my new favorite! Thank you so much angieaug !
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This is actually brilliant. I was searching so hard for some kind of mesh or screen that looked like this, but lo and behold, problem solved.
This was exactly the tutorial I needed. Thank you!
Just a terrific video and such clear instructions. Thanks.!
The details are FABULOUS! It’s amazing to see how the finished product comes together. The surprise guest at the end was a nice touch🤗
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This is beautiful! I love your cottage so much. I love Mary so much too and she inspects your work. Watching your channel is so informative and relaxing. It inspires me to make a cottage!
Thanks Heather!☺
Wow!! Excellent tutorial - Thank You for sharing!! 👍😊
Thanks for watching!
I'm sorry...do those windows have HANDLES?! Are you kidding me?! Gorgeous. Do you sell them? If not, you should.
You could also write and sell a book on how to make these masterpieces.
Thank you
I tried to use actual lead tape which took me forever to find for my stained glass windows. But they’re so hard to work with. So I’m gonna give art tape a try
Very clever process and a well done video!
Excellent!! Just what I needed. Thank you so much.
I had no idea that is how people get lead-glass window look. Thanks.
Love your leaded windows. I just found you today, so glad I did. Your voice is so sweet! Off to watch all your other videos.
Thanks! ☺
Thanks so much for the awesome vid! Excellent!!!!
Thank you☺
I just found your page - thank you so much for the tudor windows tutorial! So easy to follow:) Excited to make these for my dollhouse renovation. Any chance you have content on renovating dollhouse furniture? Hope to see more content. TY! 🙏 😊
Just found your tutorials & can't believe how clever you are. Your leaded windows are gorgeous and you explain what you are doing very clearly. I subscribed immediately. Thanks so much for sharing. I will be binge watching for sure😊
Your videos wonderful. I’m building the Greenleaf Rosedale and I’ve been using your advise. You’re awesome girl!
Thanks, glad this was helpful! I love the Rosedale, I plan to build one in red brick someday.
Terrific technique ,cleanly done and I love your results!
Thanks!
This is a really great tutorial!! I want to watch it again after I buy what I need to make this style window. Your little cottage is so pretty!! I'm new to the 1/12 world and have so much to learn.
Welcome to the hobby! 😊
Very skilled
Beautiful! I love your videos, thank you for making them
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Very neat work, and it looks great with that style of house!
Thank you!
Great Video. Making dollhousing coool.
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I love that dollhouse!! Great work!
Thank you!😊
Incredible ❤️
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Wonderful tutorial!!! What size art tape are you using , please?
Hello, where I to buy the tape? Thank you
Hi there. I bought mine from Hobby Lobby, and I've also seen it on Amazon. Here's a link:
www.hobbylobby.com/Art-Supplies/Project-Supplies/Adhesive-Tape/Black-HeadLine-Crepe-Graphic-Art-Tape---1-16%22/p/2195
What kind of cutter are you using?
Hi there Angieaug, I don’t like the windows that come with the kit. I saw windows I’d like to buy. Can I cut the window opening wider on the my Greenleaf “Willow” colonial house. I just love all your houses. I think you should be compensated for all your ideas talents and encouragement you give us first timers. Thank you for your advise. LesliV
Hi Leslie! Yes, you can cut through the wood pretty easily with a sharp utility knife and a ruler. It's easier before assembly so you have a flat surface to work on, but still doable if you've already assembled the house. You may need to add strip wood to add thickness to the walls because the store bought windows are made for 3/8" thick walls. If you're adding siding, that may add enough thickness for the window to fit.
angieaug yes I bought siding. I bought the Greenleaf dollhouse tool kit was $65 I got it for $25 on eBay and it has a saw in it. I will perform this gingerly. I can’t thank you enough. Your like my dollhouse manager I keep referring to since no one else on TH-cam has professional videos like yours. You’re my new favorite! Thank you so much angieaug !
I am going to do this in my Christmas Tudor dollhouse. Do you have a Instagram account?
That sounds nice...which kit is it? No, I don't have instagram.