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@@dicooper4240 bluehillglass.com

@@Elyon113 so glad it helped you!! Thanks for watching

I added stones, soil and moss and it’s still surviving a year later, growing too big for this terrarium.

We ship worldwide!

Thank you so much for the compliment 😊

I use novacan patina

Ty! That’s great to hear hope you have fun creating

Thanks so much!

Thank you! Both patterns come with the jig 😀

Great idea thanks so much 😊

Yes I do. It’s good practice but not completely necessary for insides you won’t see. It does provide more strength overall.

Can you be more specific? It’s been a minute since I made this video 😂❤

At roughly 15min mark you said it can be hard to hold it for a while and asked for ideas.

@@BenHarper1984 no let me know your ideas! I just got used to holding it but it’s tiring 😊

I have them on my website under stained glass tools 😀

Hi! It’s those scratch free scrub pads. I use the dollar store ones cut up because they are cheaper than the name brand and they are a little less abrasive. They work really well with less mess than steel wool. Just be gentle on iridescent or super slick(Oceanside) glass because they can cause a scratch if you push too hard. Hope this helps 😊

@@bluehillglassstudio tyvm! All the info I needed ❤️

🎉 have fun!! 😊 you’re welcome glad you enjoyed it

Thank you! Yes we ship internationally. 😊

Thanks so much!

Hi! Yes we ship internationally. Shipping is calculated automatically at checkout and it’s usually pretty accurate unless you buy multiple items. I always refund shipping overages if they occur tho. Please be aware you will have to pay vat fees upon delivery 😊

Hi 👋 I used 10mm dichroic gems I fused in my kiln. I actually just added them to my shop 😊 Happy crafting

@@bluehillglassstudio Thank you!!

How do I access your shop? I’m in NC too. What town/city are you in?

You can use either depending on what purpose it’s for. I used 60/40 for these two and the succulents I have in them are thriving so I don’t think the lead effects the plants too much with the rock/soil/moss layers I did in mine. If you’re making something that’s touched daily I would do lead free. For lead free you may need to solder at a higher temp.

@@bluehillglassstudio Thank you!!

Thank you so much! Word of mouth really helps small creators and small business owners like us!

Hey! I really appreciate that. You’re going to love it. Be patient with yourself and really work on perfecting one step at a time❤️

I prefer to put my stained glass pieces inside because of oxidation that occurs in weather. Stained glass rubbing compound or car wax is what I use to prevent that but it’s no match for rain.

Thank you! The mold is made of plastic so to make it last longer I just use the mold to tack and solder off it. In the beginning of making these I was soldering the outside in the mold. When turning it the outside seams are still really hot and they would damage my mold and it will also stick in the mold if solder bleeds through. By soldering off the mold you’re going to get years out of it.

You can make two bowls and then solder them together. Or you can leave 3 pieces off. Solder those 3 then attach. I clean the flux off the inside before closing the shape.

@@bluehillglassstudio Thanks!

I used 7/32”. I use this size mostly unless a piece is really curvy. Then I use 3/16” I find it bends easier without ripping. If you have thick glass use 1/4”

It’s stained glass flux. I use Novacan brand. A little goes a long way so don’t use too much or it will spit and pop at you.

Because it would prevent a tight fit. By assembling first, then beading the edge, I make sure there’s no solder obstructing the connecting seams and also bind them together on the edges

I wish I had seen your video before I purchased another person’s single mold. Your tutorial was great!

@@MThom-ck9ld glad you enjoyed the tutorial! We like the three levels and petals sized to fit perfectly for a consistent polished look every time. We also offer other jigs for d20,d12 and truncated icosahedrons in our shop. Be sure to check out our other tutorials for those 😊

Thank you!❤

Glad it helped! 🎉

Hey neighbor. Glad you enjoyed the tutorial :)

Glad to hear it Patty! Hope you make tons of lovely flowers with them

You got it!

Thank you