How To Safely Package Stained Glass For Shipping 

Ideas! Uline for supplies, USPS flat rate boxes. Thank you for sharing. I find your voice so soothing!!

Thank you for the demonstration! I really appreciate that you took the time to do that. I am looking at possibly shipping out my first piece (10x10 inches) and am looking for safe and cost-effective ways to do that. Up to this point I have been able to just hand-off the finished pieces. So this part is new to me. I also think your mermaid tail is beautiful. Have a great day!

Thank you for sharing. I too struggle with the time it takes to pack flat glass objects (fused in my case, not leaded, but the same problem essentially). However, I suggest the extensive use of bubble wrap and expanded polystyrene foam is woeful and unsustainable (by which I mean environmentally unforgiveable). Not to mention the cling film, which is unnecessary. Plus of course re-using corrugated is cheaper than buying polluting foam! Far better to re-purpose corrugated cardboard, from old shipments of glass or from any other source. The corrugated can be shredded, cut into strips, balled up, it all depends on what you have and what you need - but it is less wasteful. Additionally, I suggest that for the first step (from 2min00secs onwards), protecting the piece with (rigid) corrugated card is better than using expanded polystyrene foam as the board protects against bending (esp. if you arrange it so that different layers go in different directions); the foam gives almost no protection against bending. Still, good luck.

Nice job, thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate the tips.

Thanks good demo, I saw one done for a panel with pool noodles too.

I like this aspect of stained glass business video and topic ideas. Thanks for sharing! Maybe next a video on pricing your artwork, I always struggle with that!

very helpful, thanks

Thank you

Where do u order the supplies? Thx for your informative video 👌

Do you have any input on shipping 3-D items such as spinners? Thank you.

How do you ship dimensional items- like garden stakes- flowers with leaves attached to stake?

The foam you were cutting, do they sell that at Lowes or wherever also?

How do you sign stained glass?