If you don't have a soldering iron just use hot glue to replicate it and paint silver paint over. Use a bit of the lead line to test different silver paints and find one that matches. Adam Savage does the hot glue trick!!

Thank you for showing us this. I'd love to do a picture of something. I wish you had listed supplies in the description though

I did my bathroom window using colored tissue paper, mod podge, and black tape cut in half width-wise for my "leading". Make the tape outline on the glass, fill in with pieces of colored tissue by painting a thin layer of mod podge on glass and sticking the tissue to that, then seal it all and give it an extra realistic look by adding another layer of mod podge on top. Looks fabulous (I have pics on Pinterest). Was fun to do and when you're done just lift at as corner with a blade and peel it all off in one big piece. Stays on for as long as you want it (my first was in my steamy bathroom and held up perfectly for over two years until I got tired of the design.) yet comes off easily, quickly, and leaves no damage.

Simpler and cheaper ways to do it... Just look at "Sun Catchers" kid's craft kits. Make the simulated "caning" by mixing some acrylic water based black and silver into PVA (Elmer's White Glue, NOT school glue) and apply with a syringe ("Party Shooters") The mix needs to be a little thick. Or you can use a latex caulk. The "caning" needs to NOT re-disolve when exposed to water. The colors do not have to be water resistant. Transparent colored Elmer's glues for the glass staining. Thin a little with water so it flows the way you want. The thinner the mix, the smoother the surface. If you desire you can spray with Rustoleum clear gloss for plastic to make the resulting stained glass resistant to water for cleaning. 3 light coats is better than one heavy coat. This is optional. You'l probably get tired of the faux stained glass before it needs anything more than dusting. (years.. I have one that is 12 years old) NEVER use any Windex or the glass cleaner. No lead. No solder. The only expensive part is the sheet of plastic. You can do it on glass from a picture frame, scrap plastic from product packaging, Ink Jet printer transparency sheets... any clear, stiff sheet plastic.

Hi. Neat idea. If you use liquid flux, it's for soldering, and paint it where you want to solder first, like right before, your soldering will be much smoother and easier.

1. Plexiglass Sheet 2. Glass Cleaner/Towel 3. Silver Self-Adhesive Leading Lead Line 4. Soldering Iron/Solder 5. Scissors 6. Glass Paint 7. Toothpicks

Love the simple instructions...and how at ease you look while doing this. Makes me feel this could be true possible project for me to start and finish 😊 Thank you so much for sharing your style and technique on this project..

that looks soooo good. Can't believe that design was unplanned.

I googled "stained glass tutorial" because I wanted to make pokemon lamps. It's wild because I didn't include pokemon in that search and it took me straight where you're also making pokemon art. Really cool stuff btw

Gorgeous hands, genius woman

I'm doing this right now for props in an escape room. For paint, I'm using a mixture of Elmer's clear school glue and food coloring(this option will only work if the piece isn't going to get wet). I'm looking for a cheaper alternative to the lead as well. A haunted house builder whose channel I watch uses gray silicone caulk(which can get super messy and hard to control in my experience), and I plan to experiment with Sculpey modeling clay.

Excellent work! God bless you and yours! Praying for you!

This really boosted my day and gave me inspiration. I enjoyed watching and your a great instructor Keep them coming xoxo

What a great alternative to stained glass. Safe and quite realistic. Thanks.

Absolutely gorgeous!

According to this video, when it comes to painting after the adhesive lead lines have been attached: DecoArt Glass Stain works best, Gallery Glass doesn't work that well (why use it? For the available colors?) other paint that works great is Martha Stewart's Transparent LiquaFill. I see: Duro All Purpose Spray Adhesive and silicone caulk to attach the plexiglass sheet to the window once it has dried overnight. Sounds great and thanks for the video.

It’s beautiful ~ thank you for the tutorial

I wish you would have list what you have used but other than that nice work and I will be using it method thank you.

Quick question: When working with glass stain paint, Is it possible to mix two (or more) colours together? And if so, would you do so in cups, or directly onto the glass? I have this faux stained glass project idea I wanna do, but zero experience with this kind of paint (and am not a very experienced painter overall). Anyway, thanks for uploading, I found this the most helpful video on the topic!

Hi, my wife and I enjoyed your video. After remodeling our masterbath, we now have a very large window that we want to decorate. Watching your video gave us some ideas. Did you spray any sealant over your project once it was dry?

I love your result, thanks for the share

Enjoyed your video, sure makes it simple to start a new hobby, great work and inspiration

Really cool! I need to try this. Thanks for sharing.

So beautiful

$80 dollars for that plexiglass sheet??? You got screwed, Big Time.

No gloves when working with the lead? I have no idea, I'm legit asking.

Very nice your creation

Thanks soo much I love the large stained pictures but not the price so now I can make my own... :)

Glass is way cheaper to buy from Lowe's and they will cut it to size

Looks really nice

Great video. Thank you very much.

that's really nice

Nice video. But what does the window look now after all the sun? Does it fade? Really want to know.

I really enjoy your video & idea !!

Is it possible to seal the stained glass without making the colours bleed or run? Do you think I'd be able to use a spray-on clear acrylic?

Very creative!

so beautiful!

Awesome job

Cool!! I'm gonna try it :)

Will this work on real glass? Will the lead lining stick? My parents have asked me to try and create a stained glass look on a sheet of glass that they got.

Do you still have this glass that you made? Has the paint come out? What is the spray used for?

Soddering is a bit sad. Practice getting, clean, fluxed, correct heat

Love it !

what paint can I use on glass that is already in place? like a window.

Can I use a paintbrush with the glass paint and go straight into a window?

Can't we do that with glass liner? I think those materials are same...

Beautiful

Lovely thx and God bless!

hello, do these inks fade in the sun? Or do we need to seal in the panel after the paint dries?

How do you cut plexiglas? Thanks

Would this be waterproof if I wanted to do an outdoor panel for on a porch?

Thanks for the great video! I'd like to do this directly on my window. How would you do it vertically? I'm worried the paint might run. I was thinking about doing it with a brush - if so, how many coats would I need to get the same effect?

Amazing

does it last well in the sun? or do the colours fade?

Stained glass is so prity especially when there is a rotating purple in pink strobelight that also glides with ✨ sparkles silver in gold and when It glows

I wonder if you could use resin instead of paint

beautiful I love it ....

What is the name of the lead leading line you used. I can only find 6' pieces.

Very Nice Work ;-))

Hi. Can we pop bubbles with a heat gun or torch? I am new to this;)🧚‍♀️

What's the adhesive strip called where can i get it

Do you have the link to the sticky back"lead" that you used. Have you tried unicorn spit, I'm wondering if that would work or if it is opaque enough paint for this project.

Please, what is it called that aluminum wire that you are using? I want to buy it.

If that self stick line is real lead you should be using gloves

I can't find the lead stripes

I loved what you did!!! Would you please tell me how can I find that self adhesive silver strip, try to find it in amazon, no luck. Thanks!

using Flux would help your soldering looking better

You might want to use some flux with that "sodder"...

Can you use this finished window outside?

How are u cutting strips?

I can buy the Gallery Glass Paint ? from Amazon? xx from Canada

Looks absolutely gorgeous , could I just ask a quick question please ,I apologise in advance lol. Now I speak English believe it or not ,being from the u.k 😂 but at the start when she talks about the plexi /flexi ? glass.....now did I hear correctly that it cost her eighty dollars or did she say eighteen dollars ? Sorry again lol I'm not this stupid usually ! But she says it so fast and with her (lovely may I add 😃) accent I just can't for the life of me understand what she says ,yes stupid I know 🙄😂 ( & trust me I've try'd listening I don't know how many time hahahaha) but it's bugging me to death,only as I had a near on heart attack when I thought she said $80 🙈🙉🙊 😂😂😂 thanks in advance to anybody that could answer this really difficult question hahaha ✌🏼️😃x

It's soLder, not sodder!

Thanks gonna try this for our church.

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IM FROM MEXICO WERE ICAN GET THE LEAD? TANKS

sunllight fades the colour of this faux stuff rather quickly. There really isn't a good permanent substitute for coloured glass

soLder not sodder but never the less - lovely

Big fat no.

Why does every video have awful music?

Overlapping joints, no cleaning of the acrylic sheet before starting, totally uneven laying of the lead, resulted in a totally amateur result. If you'd taken more care in prep and execution, your results would have been far superior to this mess you've created.

$80!! WTF? for the price she paid for all the supplies she could have purchased the real thing. Your trying to reinvent the wheel girl! lol

it's not leading its lead with a short e. the e does not say it's name. just want to let you know that because the way your pronouncing lead sounds like you have no clue of what you're talking about. I'm not being mean . I'm trying to help you.

That’s the worst solder job I ever have seen.

lmao...wtf...