excellent lesson , finally someone says that you have to turn the pattern over so that the textured part is on the right side ! Thank you very much. I just started watching your videos and I already subscribed! I already learned some time ago and some details were forgotten but now that I'm retired I'm going to start over again ,when I see you I'm delighted! The way you cuts in a curve, super!

Hope You Guys enjoyed the video!!!! remember you can do anything!!!

So excited you are on KZfaq now!!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Your process doesn’t seem to be as complicated? I like that. Some people are doing mosaics where they put grout, which is cool. I want to do that too but I just really like Stainglass a lot. Thank you so much for sharing your talent I really appreciate it. Newly retired and wanted to get back to what I used to do when I was younger. It was fun.

Thank you So straight forward & everything nice & simple

Thanks so much for sharing I shared on Facebook it’s very relaxing and beautiful 🤩🌹🦋

Everything you do is gorgeous! I am happy and grateful you make these tutorials! Can’t wait to watch and learn more! 👏♥️🙏

Wow my bank account is not excited about you making a KZfaq channel, I hear all the new glass calling my name already!!! Can’t wait for more videos!!!!

One of the best satinée glass videos I’ve seen and I’ve seen A LOOOOT

You’re the only reason I was able to cut my glass decently today! Thank you for much for the two hand trick! Game changer!!!

Thank you that was so helpful and I’m gonna get my stuff out and have a go x

Awesome video! Thanks!

Great Video, Nice to see you on KZfaq!!

I'm so happy I finally came over to your channel. Loving the insights, will be watching loads more :D Have a great day!

Yassss I'm so here for this 🙌🙌🙌💜💜💜💜 love you girl

Sheeee is baaaaaackkkk ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

So excited that you're posting these videos!!! This was fantastic!! Thank you! Your work is absolutely beautiful!! 🥰🥰🥰

Love it!

I love this video! You’re so sweet and your video is so informative! 💖

oh love this channel already 💕

Thrifted mirrors AND picture frames!! I've been practicing on dollar store picture frame glass 😂✌

This is so cool I love art and hopefully one day I get to do this kind of art :’)

Wow, after watching you, I don't feel like I'm going to be breaking a lot of 'bad' glass, just good breaks. Great teacher, easy to listen to and now, where are some of your other videos to get me inspired and push me into using these products I've bought and are still in the bags, lol. I'm gonna follow your lead!

WOW!! You made that look so simple!!

Good to see you posting again!

You made this look way to easy! Amazing!

In love 😍

You are a delightful teacher. I do stained glass and I saw some new things with you. Thanks bunches

Thank you so much for this. Long time fan on Instagram and stained glass newbie. I would love a video on soldering and then the cleaning process of your finished pieces. Thanks so much!

I follow you on insta and I was always amazed of your work and I'm so unbelievable happy about this tutorial Thank U💖👍

So happy you decided to upload again!! I asked you on your Instagram if you were ever going to start again awhile ago and was so excited when I just got the notification saying you did💗💗

Oh wow. This is awesome. I love your work to! Cant wait for more videos! I'm interested to see how you do the welding part.

Thank you for uploading 💜 I really want to try this out. It looks so relaxing. Haven’t found many tutorials for it though or info. Please upload more ☺️

You’ve inspired me to try!

This looks so fun! And i really loved your narration, felt like youre talking to me as a friend haha

Thats so beautiful. You make it look soo easy. I had such a Hard time yesterday trying to cut my first piece of glass

This is amazing!!!! I absolutely always love watching you work so I am so ready for these vids!!! Love you beautiful! 💕💜💜

Such beautiful work!! Love your insta and so glad you’re on KZfaq now! I’m curious how you wrap the pieces in metal

Thanks!

Heya! I’ve been following you for awhile so this is just awesome motivation. I seriously want to get into making some glass creations, but no experience and zero set up, so would be interested if you did a video on how you started, what you started with or what you’d need, an idea for pricing for glass/utensils, maybe your first piece? Would lalalove to know how to get into this at a beginners level in lil ol’ NZ, idk just an idea! Cause you’re pieces are beautiful and want a different outlet in with creativity! Anyway thanks heaps and loved the video, might just be my motivation 😅💜

This process is mesmerizing! Where do you get your glass from?

So cute!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing! Where do you buy the glass?

Back in the day we would cut the pattern out and glue the pattern pieces to the glass? but I see you don’t do that. Makes sense. Always wondered if that was necessary I could you just do what you were doing? Also we used a pair of scissors that each blade had a clear strip basically in it where it took out a little strip of a pattern I guess that was for the channels of lead I don’t know.

Question: Do you fill your glass cutter with oil? Does it turn bad (sticky?) if you don't use it often? I've bought many pattern books, so do I really need a light box and what do you do with it mainly? So appreciative to find such an awesome new instructor. I've watched many videos and yours is hands-down the best on breaking glass! Thanks from Florida.

So cool! Can't wait to see more how to videos! Is the soldering iron how u did the edges? Where can we buy stained and textured glass? Thanks :)

So much beauty I am in love, where do you get yr glass from??

Another question - I can't find reviews on Diegel vs. Glastar foil machines - advice? Thanks so much!

When cutting the oil won’t come out of the reservoir because tiny pieces of glass clog it up. To prevent this you can just dip the tip of the cutting blade before cutting

I’m very new at this. What surface are you cutting on?

hi there.. I want to have little shapes for a project that are very nicely ground on the edges, as the edges will be exposed. Would a Gryphette be capable of this? or a Dremel ? NOT a leaded glass project ... edges will be exposed and need to be nice

It makes me anxious seeing you work without gloves 😅

Where else would you find some glass for beginners?

How does the glass not move when you are using both hands to score the glass???

Does your glass ever slide around on you when you’re trying to cut it?

Are there shavings in the pieces? Do they hurts your hands before sand?

How are you keeping the glass from sliding?

I’m trying to figure how your foiling is, like 8:37, it looks thick