You are probably thinking of “lead light” stained glass… pieces of came are cut to fit between each piece of glass, then each joint is soldered. Large windows, churches, restaurants, etc, construct using “leaded light” method. It’s the original method.
Ur a natural artist❤so lovely!! I’m getting back into stained glass after many years, I am amazed by the sticker paper and pre cut patterns! Please share this time consuming processing!
What kind of paper and adhesive do you use for your patterns? I would like to try your method of rough cutting the pieces and then grinding them to size with the pattern piece attached. It looks like you get a more accurate shape than cutting only with the glass cutter. I think the pieces would fit together more closely, which is a problem I have always had.
Is soldering necessary is there any other alternative please I am interested to do glass cutting so please and also is it ok to smooth the glass by using sand paper I cannot get everything cause it’s too expensive so please give me alternatives please
I just discovered your channel through a RU-vid short, your work looks beautiful. I got excited and would like to learn how to do it. I can't imagine what a glass lamp is, the beauty. Regards from Costa Rica.
How can i make a kite string on top of my stained glass? Is there copper wire or something? Also do I use a permanent marker to write on stick figures? Hope you can help this beginner and thank you for your videos!
When I was done with the whole thing, I tried to see how well things were put together so I bent along the line between two pieces of glass, it came off the cooper strip, is it normal or I did something wrong with my work?
If you look around for a local stained glass supply store, or even online they will sometimes have bundles that are cheaper than buying tools separately. Also, if possible, it’s best for you to take a class in person because this is not an easy craft to learn. But, it’s totally worth it because you can build some really beautiful things. but I see people try it and then give up. Taking a local class will give you instructors who encourage you and show you tips and tricks!
@@Heartwing37 thank you so much. I love stained glass and was wanting to learn how to make it (found a studio in my area), but my mom has been wanting to ever since her first job (they said they would teach her but never did), I just had the idea to slowly buy her supplies and then pay for a class during her birth month and found a studio in her city. Again, thank you
