STAINED GLASS CHURCH! (Amazon stained glass books)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey guys! Thanks for checking out todays video, making another project from the 30 Great Stained Glass Projects book. Ill have everything linked below as always! Don't forget to subscribe!
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Makenzie, I just want to say girl you are probably the best teacher I have seen on TH-cam for teaching Stained glass, I am new to learning this art form, I've always wanted to learn it but I took a different direction and went to school for silversmithing a few years ago but Im still wanting to learn stained glass work, I am so thankful I found you, Just watching you gives me confidence to tackle this, I've already made a couple of pair of earrings and I'm learning so much from you and I want to thank you for taking the time to teach people this form of art cuz I know it takes a lot of time to film these edit these videos and you you make it look easy but I know it can be tedious doing all this so thank you thank you thank you from the bottom of my glass 😂
Yes it absolutely does, thank you for thinking of that. Im so happy your enjoying my videos and feel like your learning something. You can absolutely do this! Just practice practice and more practice. Like anythin else. 🖤🙏🏻🌈
@@MakenzieHallie I've been following for about a month I guess, and I've looked thru many others videos, but yours by far to me have the best explanation and breakdown of things to use and why, as well as very detailed keep up the good work 🥰
Thank you. 🙏🏻🖤 When i was teaching myself those years ago now, there was almost NOTHING on YT. Any good anyway. So i try my absolute best to be what i was looking for then. Thank you. 🖤🙏🏻
@@MakenzieHallie you betcha sista 🥰
This is SO SO cute! I absolutely love it! How long do you think it took you from start to finish on this project? And I would love to see how to build rigs (or props or whatever to hold pieces in place when making 3D pieces). Excellent video as always - thanks for sharing your expertise!
Fantastic tips! I've just started doing some 3-D items. I need another set of hands!! I'd love to see your take on rigs to help hold/balance.
Really liked your video. I think this will be my next project
Wooohoooo!!!!! 🎉🎉🖤🖤
... to temporarily hold your roof pieces in place for tacking, I suggest using a couple of masking tape pieces across the peak of the roof and onto each roof piece, in a couple of locations. I use this method in many situations in cabinet making when assembling smaller wood pieces that have to be glued together.
40 years ago i started to teach myself stain glass..I got frustrated, now 40 years later I find you, you give me hope I could learn how to do stain glass..Thank You!!
You can do it!!! 🖤💪
Nice Stained Glass Church project Kenz...! Awesome work...!
Thank you so much Ray!
And also would love to see how to paint on glass as well. 😊
Obsessed! 😍 I hesitantly already bought this book and now I’m glad that I did
Perfect!! Get to work!!! Lol. 🖤🖤🖤😂😂😂
"I want to smash it. It's so cute"! You kill me! 😆
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Absolutely gorgeous. Love the glass you used and the patina. I would have a hard time selling it also. Have you ever made a gazing ball with glass gems? I would love if you demonstrated it. Thank you. 😊
I have not! But I was talking about how I would do one in a video over this last summer. Its been on my brain since then. I will absolutely put it on the list, and get one done this spring for ya Edythe! ♡♡
@Makenzie Hallie thank you for that. I always enjoy your videos. Can hardly wait. I've learned so much watching your work. Thanks again. 😊
Fantastic! I’ll attempt to do one this year!! You make it look effortless. I truly believe watching your videos has elevated my ability and confidence. You make it fun. Thank you!!
Thank you Donna. 🙏🏻🖤 So so kind. Happy to provide help in any way
Love it
Hi Makenzie, Have you ever done a video on copper foil overlay? You're the best at instructions, so I wanted to ask you first! I love your church, which is so cute!
I would like to learn more painting ENAMEL on glass an CURED ,,🎇
Kk. I got you
That really turned out awesome!
Thanks man!!!
Hi Mackenzie
Ive been watching you for a while i just subscribed today as i kept forgetting to do it, anyhow i ve been doing stained glass & leadlighting for a year now, however im 56 started late in life ive done many things, sort of taught myself a lot
If i could ask you how do you clean the flux brush i use liquid flux, do you use water & where should i tip unwanted dirty flux liquid, it might seem like a stupid question, you are so tslented & you make it look so easy & simple Thankyou 😊
No such thing as a stupid question. And ill be totally honest with you here, i dont clean it. I use disposable flux brushes that are maybe a buck for 6 pieces. It doesnt get cleaned, just toss it when it starts to fray. And what exactly do you mean by dump dirty liquid flux? Where are you getting so much "dirty liquid flux" from?
@@MakenzieHallie Thankyou...I cyphon a little bit of liquid flux out of the bottle into a little jar & when the brush seems to get dirty from laying on the table, putting the brush in the flux makes it cloudy & dirty, I could probably just bury it in the ground, I don't want my little dog getting to it, I was told to switch to paste flux, I taught myself the most part, I had a guy teach me some of it initially but he didn't share everything & he didn't do things in a Safe way even the flux fumes he had it going up his nose & a few of us were doing the same, until I decided to surf the Web I found a few others & then you, you are the only one who mentioned the smoke machine so Thankyou so much, I love yr channel & all the amazing information you provide yr awesome xx 😊
Hi Makenzie, thanks so much for doing this one, you did such a beautiful piece. My cousin has a milestone birthday coming up and her late mother left me that book. They were church people so you have inspired me to use her mother's book to make her that lamp for her birthday. I love the changes you made, that ledge is just extra pain, I agree. I also loved the painted cross instead of diamond pieces in the top front and back. Totally inspired, and you've given me confidence to try it. Thank you 🙏 from windy Scotland 🏴
Thank you Rebecca! You can do it!!!!!
Hi, love the channel, simpl question lol, I'm new and intend using 3mm glass, what width copper foil do I use. Thank you in anticipation.
When and why should we use different solders? And how does it affect the end product, both in its integrity, longevity, and authentic. I'm still super new, and very casually making my way through the learning process. Maybe one day I'll knuckle down and make numerous copies to compare various changes in technique and materials, but at the moment, with my casual approach, and perfectionism, it takes me forever to even make simple things.
Any insight would be appreciated
Good to see you again!!
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You are awsome, I am going to make these as Christmas gifts. Love the changes you made! Can you tell me what glass you used for this project, and did you use the same for the roof and bottom of church, it looks the same but just wanted to confirm! Did you sell it!
Very talented artist in many ways and love the way you taught us :) Thank you :)
Thank you!! 🖤
I did not know you can use solder to make art. I remember I heard steel welders can make art as well, I may have to try it out since I already know how to solder. Thanks for posting !
Just wanted to say that I loved this video, too. A question for you is-"Do you ever wax your projects afterwards?" I've seen this done by other artists and wanted to know if this is necessary? Hope you have some advice on this. Again, great job with this church!
Thank you! And I do not use any wax or polish on my pieces. Never have. I just don't find it does anything. If you are someone that struggles with "white mold" development on your solder then sure. But I would just suggest properly cleaning your finished pieces to avoid that. However it all is very much personal preference for alot of these things. I would say try it first, then decide.
@@MakenzieHallie Cool. Thank you.
Welcome!!
I've always wanted to get into stained glass but have parrots. (Parrots are known for having a sensitive respiratory system.) How bad are the fumes really?
Oh jeez. I straight up am just not qualified enough to confidently answer that question. No matter what your using for a fume extractor. My initial instinct is to say it's fine, keep it in the art room, away from the birds, use your fume extractor -the flux fumes is what were avoiding. But i just don't know. With your babies involved i would do some research on it first. Don't just take my word please. (I personally do not worry about it at all. I use my fume extractor and that's that. But i don't have particularly respiratory sensitive animals to worry about. )
@MakenzieHallie I didn't know it was the flux that was smelly! That helped, I searched it up and the fumes rise not fall. So I bet if I did it upstairs (w/ extractor) and kept the babies downstairs that would be best. I'll have to do more research or maybe just build myself a she shed. Thanks! Love what you do!
For sure. Most people just automatically assume its the lead solder we often work with, but we dont heat it to that level of evap, in stained glass. So the flux fumes are what we want to avoid. (They can cause respiratory illnesses.) But yes. Google google google, and google some more.) But my gut, says upstairs, away from the birdy babies and a good extractor/ventilation, youll be a ok! 🖤🖤🖤 And your so welcome! Thank you for your support!
Very cute.
Thanks Brett!
It’s adorable! Keep it! Ha!
😂😂😂😢😢😢 dude i love it so much.
@@MakenzieHallie it turned out so great it would be hard for me to sell if I made it.
It is rough letting it go. 😅😅😂😂🖤🖤
Awesome video Makenzie!!
I'm actually really enjoying watching your videos.
I watched your "soldering school" video from 2 years ago, and left this same comment there, but wasn't sure if you look back that far, so I left same comment here too.
You do spectacular work. And your tips and advise make alot of sense and are very helpful.
I do a little bit of soldering on electronics. Mostly on my electric guitars and amps.
Stained glass soldering looks like alot of fun !!
Thanks again !! :))
Thank you so much Terry! 🖤
Beautiful job!! My Mom loved churches like this...reminds me of her.
Thank you! & same, im thinking i have to make another for my mom.
That came out so nice -- I would even add some LEDs to light up the steeple.
Thank you for sharing your process! The coffee cup trick worked well; I'm curious - why not use masking tape to hold the roof pieces together for tack soldering?
You could use electrical like any other rig for sure! Just following along with the book. And definitely, i was thinking of lights up there too, if i ever make another to keep!!!
Absolutely gorgeous
Thanks Laurie!!!
@@MakenzieHallie I really miss working with glass. It’s very nice watching you work your craft. Thank you
Thank you so much, im so glad you enjoy watching. ♡♡♡
Turned out great and the piece is totally recognizable as one of your works! And I like how you don't follow all the steps, cause sometimes they just don't make all that sense lol
Totally agree. Or is that just us though? Lol. You know what i mean. Cuz everyone makes art so differently, stained glass included. Maybe were just resistant.....or smarter. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 KIDDING. And thank you. 🙏🏻🖤 You know that makes me happy to hear always having stuck to my own designs.
Yess I've been wanting to make my own pattern for a 3D spooky stained glass house, watching you make the church made me feel like it's totally possible to do! 👻
Of coarse its possible!
Why not make one to keep and one to sell? It would be adorable with your other decorations you set out. It really is very nice.
I nooo 😭😭😮💨😮💨😮💨 I just have a thing about keeping things I make myself. I just dont do it. 🤷♀️ But if I loose sleep after this one goes, ill absolutely make another. And thank you. 🖤🙏🏻
Holy crap!!! That's gorgeous 🖤
Holy crap....get it? Church? Holy? Lol. THANKS!!! I am quite pleased with it as well.
That came out so cool, Mackie. You have impressed me once again with your unique take on an existing project. I also love the new 80s backing track to replace the sad, moody track though it sounds like both tracks are made by the same artist.
So great to see you rocking out great stained glass again. Another fantastic tutorial. Gosh ive missed you 💗
Beautiful 😍 love your tutorial ❤
Thank you Sue!
I'm gonna have to break down and get that book. I LOVE that church
🤣😂😂 im sorry, but isnt it!!!!??? I am DEVASTATED to sell it. BUT cant keep my own work damn it.
@@MakenzieHallie I hope to start being able to sell. Just trying to figure out what sells.
Yea thats what you have to decide what your niche will be!
I love how it turned out well done Mackenzie ❤🖤
Thanks Daisy!!
@@MakenzieHallie it’s ok I’m so glad to se you uploading again I definitely missed the videos and just your upbeat personality 🖤