Repurposed plate made into broken china jewelry by soldering
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- Repurposed plate made into broken china jewelry by soldering #diyjewelry #jewelry #repurposing #art
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This is video is a tutorial step-by-step on how to make repurposed used plate and how I made them into broken china glass earrings. I used a used plate from Amazon, and lead-free solder. I scored the glass with a glass pistol grip glass cutter and then chopped the glass with a chopper tool for glass (link below), and then I use my Inland grinder to smooth out the edges.
After that, I clean the glass with glass cleaner so that the copper foil will stick to the glass. I wrap each piece with the copper foil and use a burnishing tool to burnish the foil onto the glass.
Lastly, I solder the foil onto the glass and also attach the jump ring using a third hand and place the open end of the jump ring flush to the glass to have a secure hold. I solder both sides of the jump ring for a long-lasting result.
After you polish the glass with a glass finishing compound after cleaning one last time.
Then I used a finishing compound.
WARNING: If you decide to make stained-glass earrings, you must use Lead-Free solder!
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Items listed used:
GLASS FINISHING COMPOUND FOR WHEN FINISHED: amzn.to/3TYV0eK
Plate used: (I used the used plate option)
amzn.to/3SWXf0Z
SMOKE EXTRACTOR - amzn.to/3O69Hdp
LEAD-FREE SOLDER LINK: amzn.to/3WzKXif
SOLDERING IRON I USE LINK: amzn.to/3KkbLfE
STRAIGHT LINE/ANGLE GLASS CUTTING SYSTEM I USED LINK: (highly recommend) amzn.to/3yPiXgH (small one)
amzn.to/3yrSN1M (larger one, I use the small one but just in case)
GLASS GRINDER (highly recommended): amzn.to/3W0Xzke
STAINED GLASS FLUX: amzn.to/3PWYyhO
SOLDERING MAT: amzn.to/3reA1sd
GLASS RUNNERS/GLASS CUTTING PLIER KIT:
amzn.to/3TWk8UV
HIGH HEAT SPONGE FOR SOLDERING: amzn.to/3KIi25e
THIRD-HAND TOOL: amzn.to/3PWWExC
3/16 copper foil: amzn.to/3vN07Id
13/64 black back copper foil: amzn.to/441sPSs
COPPER FOIL DISPENSER TRAY (helps so much for foiling the glass, plus it keeps it organized): amzn.to/3UfA3fj
(I find this extra helpful!)
BURNISHING TOOL FOR COPPER FOIL: (super helpful!): amzn.to/3LMW1SM
PLIERS FOR JUMP RING: amzn.to/3xRfcpf
pistol grip oil feed glass cutter: amzn.to/3vMC4sS
Here are the steps for creating stained glass jewelry using lead-free solder and dichroic glass:
Step 1: Gathering Materials
Collect all the necessary materials, including glass pieces, lead-free solder, flux, soldering iron, glass cutter, grinder, safety goggles, and a soldering stand.
Step 2: Designing Your Jewelry
Plan your jewelry design on paper or create a template to follow.
Step 3: Cutting Dichroic Glass
Using a glass cutter, carefully cut the glass pieces according to your design. Take your time and ensure precise cuts.
Step 4: Grinding and Shaping
Smooth the edges of the cut glass pieces using a grinder. This step ensures that the edges are safe and smooth to handle.
Step 5: Applying Flux
Apply a small amount of flux to the edges of the glass pieces. Flux helps the solder adhere to the glass.
Step 6: Soldering
Place the glass pieces together on a soldering stand in the desired design. Use the soldering iron to melt lead-free solder along the edges.
Step 7: Cleaning
Once the solder has cooled and solidified, clean your stained glass jewelry using a soft cloth and glass cleaner to remove any residue or flux.
Step 8: Adding Jewelry Findings
Attach jewelry findings, such as jump rings or earring hooks, to your stained glass creations, making them ready to be worn.
Step 9: Final Touches
Inspect your jewelry for any rough edges or imperfections, and do any necessary touch-ups with the soldering iron or grinder.
Step 10: Display and Enjoy
Display your beautifully crafted stained glass jewelry, and proudly wear or share it with others to enjoy your artistic creation! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Great tutorial beautiful work
Thank you so very much for your kindness
This is the first video I’ve seen with these techniques and tools as well as finished product. Absolutely beautiful!! Thank You so much! At your convenience, would you please share with us a list of all the different tools that uou used? I want to make sure that I’m prepared before I try this. Thank You again! 🤗
Thank you so much!
It’s very important to only use LEAD FREE solder. I have all the items listed in the description box of this video. I also have links and other very detailed videos as well on how to make Stainglass jewelry with actual speaking and audio. I went ahead and copied and paste the items below, but wanted to let you know that you can access it through the main video as well along with some really helpful links to other videos that can help you be prepared as well, thank you so much for your kindness and I hope you have a Blissful and happy day! Stay blissful!
As an Amazon Associate, I do earn from qualifying purchases, and this means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. I’ll earn some coffee money which I promise to be enjoying while I make more blissful content like this.
Items listed used:
GLASS FINISHING COMPOUND FOR WHEN FINISHED: amzn.to/3TYV0eK
Plate used: (I used the used plate option)
amzn.to/3SWXf0Z
SMOKE EXTRACTOR - amzn.to/3O69Hdp
LEAD-FREE SOLDER LINK: amzn.to/3WzKXif
SOLDERING IRON I USE LINK: amzn.to/3KkbLfE
STRAIGHT LINE/ANGLE GLASS CUTTING SYSTEM I USED LINK: (highly recommend) amzn.to/3yPiXgH (small one)
amzn.to/3yrSN1M (larger one, I use the small one but just in case)
GLASS GRINDER (highly recommended): amzn.to/3W0Xzke
STAINED GLASS FLUX: amzn.to/3PWYyhO
SOLDERING MAT: amzn.to/3reA1sd
GLASS RUNNERS/GLASS CUTTING PLIER KIT:
amzn.to/3TWk8UV
HIGH HEAT SPONGE FOR SOLDERING: amzn.to/3KIi25e
THIRD-HAND TOOL: amzn.to/3PWWExC
3/16 copper foil: amzn.to/3vN07Id
13/64 black back copper foil: amzn.to/441sPSs
COPPER FOIL DISPENSER TRAY (helps so much for foiling the glass, plus it keeps it organized): amzn.to/3UfA3fj
(I find this extra helpful!)
BURNISHING TOOL FOR COPPER FOIL: (super helpful!): amzn.to/3LMW1SM
PLIERS FOR JUMP RING: amzn.to/3xRfcpf
pistol grip oil feed glass cutter: amzn.to/3vMC4sS
Here are the steps for creating stained glass jewelry using lead-free solder and dichroic glass:
Step 1: Gathering Materials
Collect all the necessary materials, including glass pieces, lead-free solder, flux, soldering iron, glass cutter, grinder, safety goggles, and a soldering stand.
Step 2: Designing Your Jewelry
Plan your jewelry design on paper or create a template to follow.
Step 3: Cutting Dichroic Glass
Using a glass cutter, carefully cut the glass pieces according to your design. Take your time and ensure precise cuts.
Step 4: Grinding and Shaping
Smooth the edges of the cut glass pieces using a grinder. This step ensures that the edges are safe and smooth to handle.
Step 5: Applying Flux
Apply a small amount of flux to the edges of the glass pieces. Flux helps the solder adhere to the glass.
Step 6: Soldering
Place the glass pieces together on a soldering stand in the desired design. Use the soldering iron to melt lead-free solder along the edges.
Step 7: Cleaning
Once the solder has cooled and solidified, clean your stained glass jewelry using a soft cloth and glass cleaner to remove any residue or flux.
Step 8: Adding Jewelry Findings
Attach jewelry findings, such as jump rings or earring hooks, to your stained glass creations, making them ready to be worn.
Step 9: Final Touches
Inspect your jewelry for any rough edges or imperfections, and do any necessary touch-ups with the soldering iron or grinder.
Step 10: Display and Enjoy
Display your beautifully crafted stained glass jewelry, and proudly wear or share it with others to enjoy your artistic creation!
Thanks a lot for a nice tutorial. Very helpful and easy to follow ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words! ❤️
Hi that looks like fun thank you for sharing 🤗
I love your work! It is so beautiful...❤
Oh goodness this means so much to me! Thank you for your kind words! ❤️
Beautiful work!
♥️ thanks so much!!!! I appreciate your kindness!
This is very inspiring! Beautiful, beautiful work!
In the description, it mentions dichronic glass. I thought you were using a porcelain plate?
I just picked up a grinder and can't wait to give it a try! I just want to be sure i am correct about the plate?
Thanks so much for your kindness! Yes it is porcelain plate, sorry for the misunderstanding and typo. I do a lot with dichroic glass and I might have copied and pasted some information. Happy crafting!!!! 🥰
just found your channel brilliant, ive been looking to start crafting with the pottery and bits i find mudlarking. thanks. just subbed to
Sounds like fun! Yeah it is hard to narrow Down crafts- I am all over the place with craft ideas 😬.
@@AshleysBlissfulCreations epic, ive decided to make a wand lol as well as some pottery ideas to. thanks . lov from UK.
@@stevethemudlarker epic! I subscribed as well, looks like you and your wife make awesome castle videos. My partner and I wish to do things like that eventually 🙏
happy to see you
Thank you! I am trying to not be so shy! So hard though!
Verdaderamente hermoso.
Gracias 🙏
@@AshleysBlissfulCreations Me gusta mucho lo que haces, los platos de porcelana antigua, tienen unos diseños espectaculares y delicados. Quiero hacer unos parecidos, el problema es que la cinta de cobre para poder hacer la soldadura, es muy costosa. Hay alguna alternativa, para lograr que el efecto de la soldadura quede parecida y con ese acabado vintage. Eres toda una artista
@@connygarcia2642 te aprecio mucho! Estoy usando el traductor de Google, así que pido disculpas si algo suena incorrecto. la lámina de cobre dura mucho tiempo. Escuché algo recientemente con lo que podría ser incluso más fácil trabajar, lo tengo disponible hoy en Amazon y publicaré una actualización mucho más tarde. Se llama tira de refuerzo de cobre para volver a pelar. Estaba leyendo una reseña que decía que un tipo lo usa para hacer biseles. Que eso se verá mejor que la cinta de aluminio, creo. Puedes soldarlo después. Espero que esto ayude. aprecio tu amabilidad
Hi there, great video! Can I ask where you got the double ended clamp? It looks so handy and I can't find one. Many thanks
Hey there Sarah! Thanks so much for your kindness! I have all items used in the description box, here is that tool: THIRD-HAND TOOL: amzn.to/3vcv3xb
I am going to upgrade to a more flexible third hand: amzn.to/3OSFlet affiliate link 😍
I have enjoyed the simpler one better (the first link)
Why is black back copper foil used for this project? I have a copper foil stash used for stained glass. As I recall, the foil appears the same on both sides after the adhesive strip is removed. What is the functional difference between the two types of copper foils?
I usually black patina on a lot of projects so that’s why I used black back copper foil because it was what I’ve been using already. You can use the normal copper foil made for stained glass. I should specify that in the description.
Here is an explanation I found:
“In stained glass work, the difference between black-backed copper foil and normal (typically clear-backed) copper foil lies mainly in the aesthetic finish and the specific application needs. Here’s a detailed comparison:
1. **Aesthetic Appearance**:
- **Black-Backed Copper Foil**: This type of foil has a black adhesive backing, which is especially useful when the solder lines in the stained glass piece will be treated with a dark patina (black or dark copper). The black backing helps blend the edges of the glass with the dark solder lines, creating a more seamless and polished look.
- **Normal Copper Foil (Clear-Backed)**: This foil has a transparent adhesive backing. It's suitable for use when the solder lines will remain silver or will be patinated to a lighter color, as it allows the color of the glass to show through more naturally at the edges.
2. **Application and Use**:
- **Black-Backed Copper Foil**: Ideal for projects where the final appearance will have dark lines, as it minimizes the visibility of any gaps or overlaps between the foil and the solder lines.
- **Normal Copper Foil (Clear-Backed)**: Versatile for general use, especially when the project doesn't require dark patina or when a lighter appearance at the edges is preferred.
3. **Visibility through Glass**:
- **Black-Backed Copper Foil**: This foil is less noticeable through the glass, especially when using dark or opaque glass. It can prevent the edges of clear or light-colored glass pieces from appearing stark or overly visible.
- **Normal Copper Foil (Clear-Backed)**: More likely to show through clear or translucent glass, which might be desirable depending on the design and the intended look of the finished piece.
4. **Finish Consistency**:
- **Black-Backed Copper Foil**: Helps achieve a uniform finish when dark patina is used on the solder, ensuring that the color and texture appear consistent across the entire piece.
- **Normal Copper Foil (Clear-Backed)**: Offers a clean and bright edge when the solder remains silver or is given a light patina, maintaining a consistent, lighter look.
Choosing between black-backed and normal copper foil depends largely on the intended aesthetic of your stained glass project and how you plan to finish the solder lines. For a seamless dark finish, black-backed copper foil is preferable, while for a lighter or silver finish, normal copper foil is typically the better choice.”
Hope this helps
@@AshleysBlissfulCreations Thank you very much for the info.. Much appreciated.
@@user-ky6fi2jm9r my pleasure ❤️
Use already broken plates love.
Agreed, I did purchase these used but they were remarkable and looked new. This journey started by trying to reuse a cup that I accidentally broke and made it into a necklace. I was so excited about the outcome I wanted to try to share with others as an idea to repurpose from start to finish. Thank you for watching and commenting
One plate into many many jewellery pieces...although I'm all for using broken, found & reclaimed material I don't see the problem with turning a random plate into something else. What am I missing please? Why is a plate worth more than creativity that can come from it?x
Are you in the UK? If so, do you hold workshops?
I am actually in USA. I would love to visit UK eventually. I will try to create some more in depth information and maybe even do starter kits eventually later down the road. Thanks for the comment it means so much that you would be interested in a workshop class.
What is the sander you used after cutting the glass out?
amzn.to/3rLYTuJ Inland Grinder 😊
Hi I have a grinder for my stained glass. Will the China blunt my grinder bit easily? Do you use a different bit for it?
I got my grinder from Inland Grinder, I used the diamond bit that came with it. Affiliate link amzn.to/3Xopqse
Not sure how it affects the grinder bit, mine still works fine. I hope the answers help
Beautiful xxx can I ask you where I can buy this stencil please
Thanks so much!!! Here is my Amazon affiliate link: amzn.to/3UHbXh2
Oh I noticed that I gave you the wrong stencil, this is another one I use that has same dimensions amzn.to/3SK5DTx Amazon affiliate link
Hi there I was wondering where the link is please for all your items? Thank you!❤
It is in the description box, scroll down to near the bottom. It says affiliate links: then lists each item. ❤️
Items listed used:
GLASS FINISHING COMPOUND FOR WHEN FINISHED: amzn.to/3TYV0eK
Plate used: (I used the used plate option)
amzn.to/3SWXf0Z
SMOKE EXTRACTOR - amzn.to/3O69Hdp
LEAD-FREE SOLDER LINK: amzn.to/3WzKXif
SOLDERING IRON I USE LINK: amzn.to/3KkbLfE
STRAIGHT LINE/ANGLE GLASS CUTTING SYSTEM I USED LINK: (highly recommend) amzn.to/3yPiXgH (small one)
amzn.to/3yrSN1M (larger one, I use the small one but just in case)
GLASS GRINDER (highly recommended): amzn.to/3WzLsZF
STAINED GLASS FLUX: amzn.to/3JrMsXI
SOLDERING MAT: amzn.to/3reA1sd
GLASS RUNNERS/GLASS CUTTING PLIER KIT:
amzn.to/3fp2Sam
HIGH HEAT SPONGE FOR SOLDERING: amzn.to/3KIi25e
THIRD-HAND TOOL: amzn.to/3vcv3xb
I am going to upgrade to a more flexible third hand: amzn.to/3OSFlet
Black back copper foil:
3/16 but you can use non black back copper foil and use which ever size matches your plate
Copper foil: amzn.to/3CrYPSX
COPPER FOIL DISPENSER TRAY (helps so much for foiling the glass, plus it keeps it organized): amzn.to/3UfA3fj (I find this extra helpful!)
BURNISHING TOOL FOR COPPER FOIL: (super helpful!): amzn.to/3LMW1SM
PLIERS FOR JUMP RING: amzn.to/3xRfcpf
pistol grip oil feed glass cutter: amzn.to/3LPQZot
Where can i get these tools ?
It’s located in the description box, click show more. Here is a copy of the Amazon affiliate links:
Items listed used:
GLASS FINISHING COMPOUND FOR WHEN FINISHED: amzn.to/3TYV0eK
Plate used: (I used the used plate option)
amzn.to/3SWXf0Z
SMOKE EXTRACTOR - amzn.to/3O69Hdp
LEAD-FREE SOLDER LINK: amzn.to/3WzKXif
SOLDERING IRON I USE LINK: amzn.to/3KkbLfE
STRAIGHT LINE/ANGLE GLASS CUTTING SYSTEM I USED LINK: (highly recommend) amzn.to/3yPiXgH (small one)
amzn.to/3yrSN1M (larger one, I use the small one but just in case)
GLASS GRINDER (highly recommended): amzn.to/3WzLsZF
STAINED GLASS FLUX: amzn.to/3JrMsXI
SOLDERING MAT: amzn.to/3reA1sd
GLASS RUNNERS/GLASS CUTTING PLIER KIT:
amzn.to/3fp2Sam
HIGH HEAT SPONGE FOR SOLDERING: amzn.to/3KIi25e
THIRD-HAND TOOL: amzn.to/3vcv3xb
I am going to upgrade to a more flexible third hand: amzn.to/3OSFlet
Black back copper foil:
3/16 but you can use non black back copper foil and use which ever size matches your plate
Copper foil: amzn.to/3CrYPSX
COPPER FOIL DISPENSER TRAY (helps so much for foiling the glass, plus it keeps it organized): amzn.to/3UfA3fj (I find this extra helpful!)
BURNISHING TOOL FOR COPPER FOIL: (super helpful!): amzn.to/3LMW1SM
PLIERS FOR JUMP RING: amzn.to/3xRfcpf
pistol grip oil feed glass cutter: amzn.to/3LPQZot
Just realized some of the links don’t work due to they no longer sell them, I updated the list now in the description of the video with active Amazon affiliate links. Here it is as well:
As an Amazon Associate, I do earn from qualifying purchases, and this means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. I’ll earn some coffee money which I promise to be enjoying while I make more blissful content like this.
Items listed used:
GLASS FINISHING COMPOUND FOR WHEN FINISHED: amzn.to/3TYV0eK
Plate used: (I used the used plate option)
amzn.to/3SWXf0Z
SMOKE EXTRACTOR - amzn.to/3O69Hdp
LEAD-FREE SOLDER LINK: amzn.to/3WzKXif
SOLDERING IRON I USE LINK: amzn.to/3KkbLfE
STRAIGHT LINE/ANGLE GLASS CUTTING SYSTEM I USED LINK: (highly recommend) amzn.to/3yPiXgH (small one)
amzn.to/3yrSN1M (larger one, I use the small one but just in case)
GLASS GRINDER (highly recommended): amzn.to/3W0Xzke
STAINED GLASS FLUX: amzn.to/3PWYyhO
SOLDERING MAT: amzn.to/3reA1sd
GLASS RUNNERS/GLASS CUTTING PLIER KIT:
amzn.to/3TWk8UV
HIGH HEAT SPONGE FOR SOLDERING: amzn.to/3KIi25e
THIRD-HAND TOOL: amzn.to/3PWWExC
3/16 copper foil: amzn.to/3vN07Id
13/64 black back copper foil: amzn.to/441sPSs
COPPER FOIL DISPENSER TRAY (helps so much for foiling the glass, plus it keeps it organized): amzn.to/3UfA3fj
(I find this extra helpful!)
BURNISHING TOOL FOR COPPER FOIL: (super helpful!): amzn.to/3LMW1SM
PLIERS FOR JUMP RING: amzn.to/3xRfcpf
pistol grip oil feed glass cutter: amzn.to/3vMC4sS
Interested
ashblissfulcreations.etsy.com/listing/1320524768 thanks so much! I have my Etsy shop listed. The were fun to make
Is this broke back mountain soundtrack 🤔
Hmm, not sure. It was available to use with PowerDirector editing system. I thought it was neat sounding
It might be Rescue the Pershing...❤
What kind of solder you are using? Is it Pb free?
It is lead free solder: here is the Amazon affiliate link if you’re interested in checking it out amzn.to/3w7P2BI
It is lead free solder: here is the Amazon affiliate link if you’re interested in checking it out amzn.to/3w7P2BI
@@AshleysBlissfulCreations Thank you!