Can you use hobby came instead of lead came? Do you cement the lead came?

Really nice

Thank you for the video and, for the link to those jump rings--they look nice and robust :)

I love the colour of this one! And your kitty in the background is a cutie :)

Absolutely gorgeous ❤

cute!

Are these real flowers or artificial flowers?

Thank you great video

Love this! I am a beginner and this was super helpful. What kind of soldering iron do you use?

Is that a pair of regular pliers you are using?

Beautiful ❤

I just tried with leaves but the patina seeped through the sandwiched glass. How do you avoid that from happening?

So it’s ok not to attach to a joint?

Thanks just what I was looking for, will try it out!

Hi, thank you so much for inspiring me. Can you please share the link to the scraper tool you used? It looks like a smooth glide for the foil.

Thanks for sharing your techniques and beautiful leaf patterns. Sometimes I feel like I need four hands when attaching the jumpers. What gauge of wire did you use for the larger leaf?

Pretty! Nice job

This is lovely! I haven’t used lead came yet, seems that this would be a good first project 😍

I have watched this video three times in hopes that I'm not missing the answer I'm looking for... and I don't think it's in the video, so here it goes: When you're setting flowers in one section of a multiple piece project, the thickness level is different on that flower segment, correct? Is there a way you ensure that it's level with the rest of the glass? Or do you have a preference in how to solder that piece with the rest (ie raised side outward facing?). I designed a little decorative stained glass frame for flowers, but I'm a bit confused if I need to establish the clear glass over the whole piece or if it would work just to layer the floral segment. (My design currently has regular stained glass as the backing as opposed to entirely clear layers.) Thanks in advance, and thank you SO MUCH for this video. It's so helpful, and was able to use the links you offered for supplies to get myself started. x

Stunning design!😍

What kind of paper is your pattern on? Is it on sticky back paper?

Hi, great video. How do you avoid condensation building up on the glass when you use the soldering iron? Thanks

What do you use to keep your patterns on your glass?

Gran video.Me encantaría que los subtítulos fueran en castellano.Muchas gracias

I camt find plain flat clear glass on Amazon, only colored and/or textured glass so I came here hoping that the glass you use would be on your list of supplies used. Could you kindly point me in the right direction for the type of glass you use for pressed flowers? Thanks!

This Video so helpful. May I ask something? Is it possible if we replace glass with plexiglass?

What glass thickness did you use for the soldered to stained glass? Very helpful video!

Do the jump rings alone serve as the stand or do you need to put a nail through?

Can you tell me what would happen if you didn’t copper tape the first level and you just put the flower in the glass and taped with one big tape what would happen do you know can you share?

“The reason is because....” 😂

try the link to your patterns, it doesn't work, thanks

Great video! What kind of gloves are you wearing?

Is there a certain jump ring material or thickness I need to look for? Those jump rings you used are no longer available.

I like that very much

I clicked on this video because those leaves are just gorgeous! Imagine how happy I was to hear the pattern for them is available!!! Thank you thank you thank you!! (And I haven't even started learning this craft yet. lol Saving it for when I have learned.)

Great video! DD

Thanks for the video! I’d like to know where you get your gloves, what brand they are and are they as flexible as they look?!!!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I want to make my own glass medallions instead of bying them but they're for wearing as pendants so I don't think I can use solder that has lead in it. Any idea what I can use instead? Thanks!

Baking soda. Make a paste. Flux is an acid. Baking soda removes and neutralizes the acid in flux. Save a lot of money. Many more "secrets".

Lovely video, why do you foil twice?

My goodness thank you 😊 thank you 😊.

I'm new to stained glass and was wondering if you just leave the edges tinned or do you get a bead on them?

Mahalo. I volunteer teaching art at a public school, and have purchased supplies to make these. You have shared really great ideas, here. Mahalo from Hawaii.

Yeah helpful in a way that is not. Cutting half and then just saying the rest is easy…😑

Are your flowers already dried? Or do you put them in freshly cut? Wouldn't they deteriorate or something if there's still moisture?

never did I think to snip a piece of the jump ring out to hang it... what a great tip!!

I found your video as I was attempting for about the 50th time to attack jump rings to my first heavy piece and they just keep coming off(solder melting). Thank goodness I found your several of your tips are making good results happening. (This latest only one of the three fell off). Thank so so so much!

Beautiful leaves! 🍀

How do I press the flowers to begin with?

did you glue paper on the glass for your templates? or what did you use? I am a beginner and I have been using just sharpie but it wipes off and I am having a hard time getting all my pieces to fit.