Been looking for a new hobby to get into and I've always wanted to experiment with stained glass. Great job on the video! It's just the push I needed to get into it.
I have seen so many tutorials. Yours is the most clear and concise! To the point and no drama! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge to beginners like me!
Thanks so much! I am just starting out and this video and your tutorial was just perfect!!! I am just waiting for all my supplies to arrive and this will be my first project!!!
I started watching this channel about 6 months ago, and was so inspired I started stained glass at home! Thanks for showing me how cool stained glass can be!
Thank you so much for sharing my lovely 🥰 may 2022 bring you double of everything…double joy, love, peace and prosperity. I’m sending you lots of positive energy…love and light from uk, brother.
I just completed this 3 feathers project. It is my first attempt at stained glass. It turned out amazing! Thank you for sharing your experiences, and expertise. You have given me the confidence and inspiration to get started on this beautiful art form.
I attended a workshop for beginners in Holdman Studios in Lehi and the owner really inspired me to start making stained glass. Hope you can create more tutorial videos like this.
Great video! I love doing stained glass back in high school, but it's been YEARS and I want to get back into it. This video was the perfect refresher! Thank you :)
This is cool. Glad I found your site. I am thinking about introducing stained glass to my 5th grade class as an option for our Maker Monday. I loved doing it in school!
This is something I’ve always wanted to do since child. Thanks for sharing your tutorials and I’ll definitely get my tools to begin!! Big hugs from Mexico 🇲🇽
I am so excited to try this as my first project. I have tried many times to subscribe and get the beginner guide though. Used iPad, phone and computer, checked junk mail but it does not appear to be working.
This is the first video I've seen of yours and I'm so glad I came across your channel. I love looking at stained glass, but I've never thought about trying to make it. You make it look so easy.
I just found something that works I have started using paper tape that is used for the freezer to hold the rings as I put it in place and it makes it a lot better and it gives me a extra hand. All I do is put a small piece on it. I hope it works for you.
This is an excellent video! I took a one-day class about two years ago and needed a "refresher". This is really well done with crystal clear instructions & very efficiently presented - highly recommended.
I really enjoyed your video and think you're a great teacher! I make jewelry, cards as well as paint but I've always wanted to make stained glass. I just think it's gorgeous! Your video was inspirational and I suspect that I once again will be starting a new art medium!
You can get a grinding stone called carborundum stone. It's really used for cleaning sharp edges and not to grind though. I recommend getting a used grinder to start. Cheers 🤙
Used to do stained glass with my mother as a child now that she's passed I like to do it with my child it's an old art form that is greatly needed nowadays there's a lot of Windows and doors and other items that need to be repaired by skilled workers
When soldering the second leaf, how did you get the solder in between the tight angle for the 'around the outside' soldering? I couldn't fit my iron in there. Maybe I need a smaller tip? I just used the one mine came with (Weller W100P)
I dont know if this has already been asked . On feathers #2 & #3 the bottom part of the feathers are those hinge points? If so how do I secure them so they don't coke off? Thank you
Love this! Thanks so much for sharing been wanting to try this :) I’m just wondering if you could tell me where is the best place to buy coloured glass?
This is a good set from Amazon amzn.to/2NoIcwT Price is good too. Or you can try your local glass shop if you have one around. Craigslist is another good source too and you might get lucky. Enjoy and have fun!
Hi I'm just getting into stained glass and wondering the gloves you wear are they protective against possible hot solder dripping? If they are what kind of gloves are you using? Cheers
Hey. great. and helpful video! I worry though; had you considered wearing gloves when you sand the edges of the glass? That thing is spinning at what, 8k rpm? I could imagine you hit that frequency of the glass that makes it shatter, and possibly going into your fingers? I still have tons to learn about all this, this being the third video on the subject. I look forward to seeing the Sri Yantra dream catcher! Super amazing idea!
Christopher Harper I’m actually more afraid the gloves would catch and get spun inside but you don’t push hard at all on it and it seems pretty safe. Now drilling a hole in glass is a whole different level 😱
I have always wanted to do stained glass, but it is very intimidating to me. Cutting the glass seems fairly easy, but the soldering May as well be something from another planet to me. What advice can you give a lover and want to be creator of stained glass art. Thanx
So glad you want to get into stained glass but don't worry it's not that hard! The best thing is to start with bigger pieces like 4inch plus. Do a simple square cut and solder that to get a feel. 90 degree joints (like a T) will help you gain confidence on soldering junctions. I would avoid doing tiny pieces at first b/c they will be a pain to work with from cutting, grinding, and soldering work. Hope that helps and go for it! :)
Great channel! Question: do you not recommend using lead free solder? I’d really like to avoid lead as I have respiratory issues and must use my apartment space for these kinds of project as a city dweller in a cold climate. Subscribed and inspired to try this!
I do a lot of different crafts that I sell. I’ve been wanting to learn stained glass to create one of a kind projects. Thank you for your video. I learned a lot on a small project. Can you tell me where I should look for cheep stained glass. Like at thrift stores. Old windows. ??? Got any ideas ? And can you tell me what a good on line supply place I d add hound visit.? Thss as mid again!!! I just wanted to edit a message I left after buying you a cup of coffee. The last sentence was suppose to read “ since you gave me great tips I want to tip you back with a cup of coffee. 😁
Look up and see if there are any stained glass businesses in your area. Small businesses that make church installations or windows for clients tend to have lots of cast offs left over after a project. Doesn’t hurt to ask if they have any already cut pieces their willing to sell just to get it out of their hair, I got over 200 pieces of beautiful glass for $100 with this method.
love this, i would like to try it, whats the difference btween the silver and black tape (i saw you using the black on the beehave one, i loved that one btw) you explain so well, really makes me believe i can do this :)
The silver and black backing can show thru the glass so best to match patina color to the foil color. E.g silver back if no patina to leave everything silver. Black back for black patina. It's very minor details but sometimes with clear glass it shows and you want to keep it in mind.
This video made me so happy and now I have ANOTHER medium i need to master. Thank you for loving your craft so much!!!!
Thanks so much! What are your other mediums? So many things to learn out there! 🤯
I hear ya. I am painting with acrylics now, but have always been fascinated with stained glass.
Oh wow, the sound of that grinder took me back!
There are so many videos on soldering, but practically none that shows how to foil. This was exactly what I needed to know, Thanks dude!
Been looking for a new hobby to get into and I've always wanted to experiment with stained glass. Great job on the video! It's just the push I needed to get into it.
I have seen so many tutorials. Yours is the most clear and concise! To the point and no drama! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge to beginners like me!
I'm gonna learn how to do this!
Thanks so much! I am just starting out and this video and your tutorial was just perfect!!! I am just waiting for all my supplies to arrive and this will be my first project!!!
I’ve always want to work with stained glass! I can’t wait to get into it! Thank you!
I'm excited for you to start! 🙌
I started watching this channel about 6 months ago, and was so inspired I started stained glass at home! Thanks for showing me how cool stained glass can be!
Glad you are on your way!
Thank you so much for sharing my lovely 🥰 may 2022 bring you double of everything…double joy, love, peace and prosperity. I’m sending you lots of positive energy…love and light from uk, brother.
man, i love your videos, thank you for providing hope in these troubled times. I really hope to be half as good as you in the future..
I can't wait to get started!
🙌
Very easy to follow your tips...thank you!
The feathers look beautiful! Thank you for this video. :)
I just completed this 3 feathers project. It is my first attempt at stained glass. It turned out amazing! Thank you for sharing your experiences, and expertise. You have given me the confidence and inspiration to get started on this beautiful art form.
I'm glad you did the feathers!!
Beuty romantik work!like!!!Bravo
Wow. Simple and yet, beautiful. You made it look so easy. Thanks for sharing.
I attended a workshop for beginners in Holdman Studios in Lehi and the owner really inspired me to start making stained glass. Hope you can create more tutorial videos like this.
These turned out amazing. Great tutorial video.
Lisa
Very good very nice 👍....special artworks
I learned how to do stained glass today at school and it’s really fun! I hope to try it a home.
Oh that's so cool! Nice to have a program like this at school. Have fun!
This is a wonderful approach to craftsmanship, I have just discovered another rising TH-cam star, thank you
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Great video! I love doing stained glass back in high school, but it's been YEARS and I want to get back into it. This video was the perfect refresher! Thank you :)
Thanks for the helpful video!
This is a great video! I've been looking for an artsy hobby/creative outlet where I can use my hands, and I am excited to try this!
Thank you omg i think ive found a new obsession 😍
This is cool. Glad I found your site. I am thinking about introducing stained glass to my 5th grade class as an option for our Maker Monday. I loved doing it in school!
Oh that's so wonderful ❤️ I think they'll appreciate the craft and thanks for sharing your knowledge as a teacher! 🙏
Which glass company makes the glass that you like to use on this project? Which colors do you like to use? Nice work.
The glass I got are super random and no brands so I haven’t been able to narrow down my favorites yet. But iridescent glass and anything textured 👍
This is something I’ve always wanted to do since child. Thanks for sharing your tutorials and I’ll definitely get my tools to begin!!
Big hugs from Mexico 🇲🇽
I'm happy to hear and have fun! Thanks for the love ✌️
@@StainedGlassDIY You know, I'm an owls lover, so, it would be amazing if you made something related to owls. Thanks in advance!
@@Carlosmirai Owls are cool, I'll keep it in mind!
just getting going with this hobby, Great sight to learn
I am fairly new to doing stained glass.
Your videos are amazing, I have learned much from you.
Thank you!
Thank you and welcome to stained glass!
Awesome, that was the crash course I needed.
I really want to do this, I definitely want to get your kit when I
Get paid! Awesome video.
Beautiful feathers.
Very clearly explained - may well have a go at this!
Thank you!!! I'll get started with the project, now that I have a lot of free time. I love stained glass...so pretty!
Thanks for the video.
Really lovely
I've always wanted to learn stained glass, after watching this7
Thanks for a great tutorial. And I am going to check out your starter guide. Total beginner here.
Love how you incorporated the b-roll with this project :) Beautiful work as always!
Oh thank you! B-roll is so much fun!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I've made two pieces years ago and am getting excited to get back into this art-form.
Oh cool! Happy to hear you're getting back into it, welcome!
so beautiful, thank you for sharing your artistic skills !
This was awesome and I think I need to start this for myself! Thank You!
You can totally do it!
I am so excited to try this as my first project. I have tried many times to subscribe and get the beginner guide though. Used iPad, phone and computer, checked junk mail but it does not appear to be working.
Beautiful can't wait to do this again
This is the first video I've seen of yours and I'm so glad I came across your channel. I love looking at stained glass, but I've never thought about trying to make it. You make it look so easy.
I hope you try it out, it's a lot of fun!
The questioned were answered in your post! Thank you! I’m checking them all out.
This was great and informative!!! Thank you!!
You got it 👌
I just found something that works I have started using paper tape that is used for the freezer to hold the rings as I put it in place and it makes it a lot better and it gives me a extra hand. All I do is put a small piece on it. I hope it works for you.
This is an excellent video! I took a one-day class about two years ago and needed a "refresher". This is really well done with crystal clear instructions & very efficiently presented - highly recommended.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for this video. About to make my first ever project. Looking forward to learning from your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them.
They came out so nice! You make it look so easy, can’t wait to try!!
Thanks! Give it a try and I think you'll be hooked!
So glad I found your channel! You are very talented!
Thanks a bunch! 😀
I am about to begin my stained glass adventure and your videos make it not feel quite so overwhelming. Thanks for sharing your knowledge :)
You're welcome! It's a lot of fun and glad you're getting started. Enjoy the process and I'd love to know how it went for ya!
Hi, great video, great job !!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the help!
very nice video, thanks.
Mesmerising!
Amazing and stunning
So beautiful.
I really enjoyed your video and think you're a great teacher! I make jewelry, cards as well as paint but I've always wanted to make stained glass. I just think it's gorgeous! Your video was inspirational and I suspect that I once again will be starting a new art medium!
Would love to have you join us!! You just might get hooked!
Absolutely love this tutorial tfs xx
Great Video 👌🏼
Great work of art.
Thank you!
You are awesome man
Great job!
Thanks so much!!
Hey there, always appreciate artists who share their process.. what's a good (cheap) alternative to the glass grinder?
You can get a grinding stone called carborundum stone. It's really used for cleaning sharp edges and not to grind though. I recommend getting a used grinder to start. Cheers 🤙
@@StainedGlassDIY thanks for that :)
@@onewondersss Good luck with your search!
Lovely
Awesome video!!
These are beautiful!
Thank you 🙏🦃
Thanks for sharing
Hi hi that is a good project for beginners
Thanks a ton man
Great video
I work with glass this will help me😃
You're welcome! I'm happy it can be some help to you 😁
Will the complete starter kit be restocked? Would love to buy!
Little NorCal kush some TH-cam viola new hobby. Cool channel subbed and learning lots!
Appreciate it, thanks! 👍
Very nice video
Thank you 😊
So glad i found your channel! Subscribed ☺️🌿💗🙌
Much appreciated, thanks!! 🤙
Beautiful!
Thank you! ❤️
Could you possibly use a handheld dremmel in place of the grinder? Love your videos! New sub!
I don't think it can be as effective and could also be sketchy trying to make it work
Awesome and helpful video! Do you wear any safety gear while using the solder?
Yes I do. Safety glasses, mask, gloves.
Used to do stained glass with my mother as a child now that she's passed I like to do it with my child it's an old art form that is greatly needed nowadays there's a lot of Windows and doors and other items that need to be repaired by skilled workers
It is awesome
When soldering the second leaf, how did you get the solder in between the tight angle for the 'around the outside' soldering? I couldn't fit my iron in there. Maybe I need a smaller tip? I just used the one mine came with (Weller W100P)
I dont know if this has already been asked . On feathers #2 & #3 the bottom part of the feathers are those hinge points? If so how do I secure them so they don't coke off? Thank you
Love this! Thanks so much for sharing been wanting to try this :) I’m just wondering if you could tell me where is the best place to buy coloured glass?
This is a good set from Amazon amzn.to/2NoIcwT Price is good too. Or you can try your local glass shop if you have one around. Craigslist is another good source too and you might get lucky. Enjoy and have fun!
Hi I'm just getting into stained glass and wondering the gloves you wear are they protective against possible hot solder dripping? If they are what kind of gloves are you using? Cheers
Hey. great. and helpful video! I worry though; had you considered wearing gloves when you sand the edges of the glass? That thing is spinning at what, 8k rpm? I could imagine you hit that frequency of the glass that makes it shatter, and possibly going into your fingers? I still have tons to learn about all this, this being the third video on the subject. I look forward to seeing the Sri Yantra dream catcher! Super amazing idea!
Christopher Harper I’m actually more afraid the gloves would catch and get spun inside but you don’t push hard at all on it and it seems pretty safe. Now drilling a hole in glass is a whole different level 😱
Lovely work! Thanks so muchc.
How do you put copper foil on the flat stained glass surface for decoration?
I have always wanted to do stained glass, but it is very intimidating to me. Cutting the glass seems fairly easy, but the soldering May as well be something from another planet to me. What advice can you give a lover and want to be creator of stained glass art. Thanx
So glad you want to get into stained glass but don't worry it's not that hard! The best thing is to start with bigger pieces like 4inch plus. Do a simple square cut and solder that to get a feel. 90 degree joints (like a T) will help you gain confidence on soldering junctions. I would avoid doing tiny pieces at first b/c they will be a pain to work with from cutting, grinding, and soldering work. Hope that helps and go for it! :)
Great channel! Question: do you not recommend using lead free solder? I’d really like to avoid lead as I have respiratory issues and must use my apartment space for these kinds of project as a city dweller in a cold climate.
Subscribed and inspired to try this!
This was wonderful and you are a great teacher! Thank you - Are there any lead free alternatives for the solder?
yes there are plenty of lead free solder to try!
Do you have to do the polish at the end?
This definitely peaks my interest!! Thank you so much for the share!! Also, you're a awesome instructor!!!
You'll have a lot of fun! And thanks for the love ❤️🙏
Idk if someone already asked this but what is the brand of them gloves you used when soldering ?
Subscribed ♡
Love the channel - Do you bead the outer edges of the feathers or just tin them?
Thanks! I tin and just like the look of less fat beads but maybe depends on the project.
I do a lot of different crafts that I sell. I’ve been wanting to learn stained glass to create one of a kind projects. Thank you for your video. I learned a lot on a small project. Can you tell me where I should look for cheep stained glass. Like at thrift stores. Old windows. ??? Got any ideas ? And can you tell me what a good on line supply place I d add hound visit.? Thss as mid again!!! I just wanted to edit a message I left after buying you a cup of coffee. The last sentence was suppose to read “ since you gave me great tips I want to tip you back with a cup of coffee. 😁
Thanks for the coffee!
Look up and see if there are any stained glass businesses in your area. Small businesses that make church installations or windows for clients tend to have lots of cast offs left over after a project. Doesn’t hurt to ask if they have any already cut pieces their willing to sell just to get it out of their hair, I got over 200 pieces of beautiful glass for $100 with this method.
love this, i would like to try it, whats the difference btween the silver and black tape (i saw you using the black on the beehave one, i loved that one btw) you explain so well, really makes me believe i can do this :)
The silver and black backing can show thru the glass so best to match patina color to the foil color. E.g silver back if no patina to leave everything silver. Black back for black patina. It's very minor details but sometimes with clear glass it shows and you want to keep it in mind.
Cool cool