Stained Glass Class"3-D Box" Made Simple: Box with a Hinged Lid. Lesson Three/Zero to Hero Journey

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6 ай бұрын

Lesson Three in the Zero-to-Hero journey: Stained Glass Class "3-D Box" Made Simple: Box with Hinged Lid
With the skills learned in lesson one on straight cuts, and with your practice in making your own suncatchers, you are ready to make this 3-D box with a hinged lid.
Join master stained-glass artist, Stellathena of Athena's Stained Glass LLC, as she shows you step-by-step how to construct a box with a hinged lid. Then you will be able to create your own stained glass box.
Tools:
Framing Square
Household Shears
Pattern Shears
Grozing Pliers
Old Paint Brush
Needle Nose Pliers
Nips
Stained Glass Cutter
Soldering iron w/stand
Glass Grinder
Dremel w/cutting tool
Goggles
Gloves
Supplies: visit www.athenastainedglass.com
60/40 Solder
Copper Foil
Flux w/brush
Electrical Tape
Box Chain
3/32 Copper Tube
Paper Clip
Copper Wire
Patina (optional)
Cleaning Supplies:
Cleaning Sponge
Dishsoap
Old toothbrush for cleaning
About the artist: Stella Vartheyanyos Gregory is an experienced artist who specializes in creating stunning stained glass art pieces. Her passion for this beautiful art form has led her to become an expert in the field, and she takes pride in offering unique services to her clients. As a juried artist at Tamarack: The Best of West Virginia, Stella’s pieces are highly sought after.
This video project is supported in part by the National Foundation for the Arts and a grant by the Tamarack Foundation for the Arts.

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@jkv5558 5 ай бұрын

well done and very well explained, thank you for sharing

@athena9325 5 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. Glad it was helpful!

@bubbadoom1837 5 ай бұрын

Thankfully, I've got calluses on my hands thick enough I can and have put cigarette butts out on. Lol I appreciate the warning, though. 😊

@athena9325 5 ай бұрын

It sounds like you have worked really hard. I respect people who have worked hard. I have many calluses also, but not any that I could put out a cigarette on. My husband does though. He has worked very hard all his life. He was a stonemason and farmer. Safety first- Always. Peace to you.