Great advice. I am always overly critical of my projects and for some weird reason feel compelled to point out the flaws to everyone who admires my work. Must remember to slap my hand before opening my mouth in future - Thank you.
Actually its just a personal choice. I've never done copper foil work. Copper foil work is seen as more entry level I think because it is often used for ornaments rather than architectural work which can feel more accessible to people.
Well I was a subscriber until your comments about grinders. They're a very useful tool and you shouldn't be making people feel guilty for using them. I'll get my stained glass advice elsewhere, I guess, from people who aren't so crazily closed-minded about what people should be allowed to find helpful. "Banished from the earth" - you really need to get a grip.
Very well said. Thank you! At first my eyes were drawn like a magnet to any mistakes or flaws on a piece. But, one thing I learned was most people would not even see it.
Great advice. I am always overly critical of my projects and for some weird reason feel compelled to point out the flaws to everyone who admires my work. Must remember to slap my hand before opening my mouth in future - Thank you.
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Thanks for the wonderful tips!😀
You are so welcome!
Should you learn copper foil method first? Or would it be best to learn lead first?
Actually its just a personal choice. I've never done copper foil work. Copper foil work is seen as more entry level I think because it is often used for ornaments rather than architectural work which can feel more accessible to people.
Well I was a subscriber until your comments about grinders. They're a very useful tool and you shouldn't be making people feel guilty for using them. I'll get my stained glass advice elsewhere, I guess, from people who aren't so crazily closed-minded about what people should be allowed to find helpful. "Banished from the earth" - you really need to get a grip.
Sorry to have offended. Good luck in your stained glass journey.
Your entire approach is very useful to me...a beginner...Thank you
So pleased to hear it, thank you!
Very impressed
Thanks!
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Welcome!!
I always appreciate your videos and delivery style. Thank you!
Happy to hear it, thanks!
Very well said. Thank you! At first my eyes were drawn like a magnet to any mistakes or flaws on a piece. But, one thing I learned was most people would not even see it.
Absolutely!