Creating a terrarium container from glass

We are using the Tiffany Technique for all the containers, terrariums and different objects available in our shop. The process is handcrafed from the very begining to the final result. We really enjoy this technique as it gives us the freedom to create the shapes we consider suitable and nice for plants!
Hope you all like this video! Comment below if you have any questions we would love to answer!

[@Edwardtonnn]

Awesome 👍🏼

[@thamidubandaranayaka7431]

Super ❤️‍🔥

[@ilovejdogs]

What thickness of glass does it matter?

[@bagushandoko2766]

can you make a tutorial using Indonesian

[@carlacalabres569]

Can you make a list of all the materials? For us that we are in not english speaking country so we can look For then here ir or amazon

[@Onrefn1]

Cooper tape, letcon and tin....cinta de cobre, cautin y estaño

[@sabersouid6191]

@@Onrefn1 Cooper tape which size ?

[@Onrefn1]

@@sabersouid6191 The video does not say what size to use, but I think it will depend on the thickness of the glass to be used and the edge finish that you want to give it.

[@rudrajyotimondal2410]

Glass thickness?

[@liamreeves4946]

it said 2 mm in the beginning

[@kennymiranda1585]

Please do more, dont go ?

[@Channel-ts2sk]

can you tell me what is the name of the special metallic color ?

[@diegonloreto]

has to be black patina

[@apriln2108]

Do you use plexi-glass?

[@botanicraftterrariums9827]

No, it's 2mm glass sheet

[@botanicraftterrariums9827]

Plexi-glass would melt in heat

[@itsmypukapuka4710]

I just can't with her.... seriously! 🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀What is the point of being so obscure?! Special this and special that... my foot! That "special thing" is most probably liver sulphur, more often known as patina, or black patina. Widely used for staining metals brown or black, or even other colors depending on the metal and the time one leaves it on. Easy to obtain literally anywhere online. After the patina, you have to neutralise the finished piece in water and baking soda. There is a solid form (it's made of pure sulphur, Sodium or Potassium Hydroxide and water, so it CAN be made DIY style, although it is a fuss and can be dangerous), a liquid form and a gel form.The gel form is more long lasting. Use it in a well ventilated area with gloves on, as it's stinks and it is a kind of acid. What she coated the copper tape with is simply flux. I don't understand why she is making such a fuss about answering/writing the actual info on the screen instead of that wishy-washy blabbering... There is nothing secret about these things. If you look up soldering and stained glass making, these are are pretty basic and well known inforrmations.

[@reg4927]

agreed.
She's being mysterious to keep brand secrets but I dont think that is in the spirit of making videos on the internet...

[@caketheraid1193]

and if you keep searching ALL THE VIDEOS DO THE SAMEEEEE its so disgusting

[@ariefprasetyo8881]

tf special coating? Just tell us

[@botanicraftterrariums9827]

:)) it's special as in specialized for the tiffany techinique color pigmentation that only colors the tin and does't stain the glass. I think you could find it if you have a stained glass store around your area. We bought it from an artist stained glass store in Bucharest where they made it themselves.

[@itsmypukapuka4710]

I just can't with her.... seriously! 🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀What is the point of being so obscure?! Special this and special that... my foot! That "special thing" is most probably liver sulphur, more often known as patina. Widely used for staining metals brown or black, or even other colors depending on the metal and the time one leaves it on. Easy to obtain literally anywhere online. After the patina, you have to neutralise the finished piece in water and baking soda. There is a solid form (it's made of pure sulphur, Sodium or Potassium Hydroxide and water, so it CAN be made DIY style, although it is a fuss and can be dangerous), a liquid form and a gel form.The gel form is more long lasting. Use it in a well ventilated area with gloves on, as it's stinks and it is a kind of acid. What she coated the copper tape with is simply flux. I don't understand why she is making such a fuss about answering. There is nothing secret about these things. If you look up soldering, there are pretty basic inforrmations.

[@caketheraid1193]

@@botanicraftterrariums9827 *CLAP... CLAP... CLAP...* what a great answer................

[@akinequeen6569]

Pues no parece pintura, sino que parece pátina negra.

[@diegonloreto]

exáctamente eso es

[@botanicraftterrariums9827]

si, es patina especial para estano, solo colore el estano