I'm really enjoying your videos. Just getting back into stained glass after being out of my home state for about 5 years working a job...glad I'm back and can get back to what I want to do. Thank you!
Thank you your videos have explained clearly how to work with stained glass I look forward to watching your other videos I am a new subscriber and a new newbie to the art
What is the name of the first brush you used? The stiffer one. I really enjoy your videos & teaching style. Do you wash your glass off with soap & water at any point? New subscriber from Washington State, USA 🇺🇸
Hello new subscriber - you are very welcome! it's just a coir scrubbing brush - see this video all about brushes ruclips.net/video/RfsNKxgosbE/видео.html ,No I rarely wash my glass as the process of making seems to clean it up - although soap and water would be perfect. Good luck!
Thank you for making these videos. Well done!
My pleasure!
Awesome saving tips! Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for teaching us.
Thanks Sophie...your video is so good
Thank you! 😃
I'm really enjoying your videos. Just getting back into stained glass after being out of my home state for about 5 years working a job...glad I'm back and can get back to what I want to do. Thank you!
Enjoy getting back into it!
Thank you your videos have explained clearly how to work with stained glass I look forward to watching your other videos I am a new subscriber and a new newbie to the art
Thanks for subscribing and I wish you well! :-)
Very nice. Thank you.
Most welcome
Sometimes I leave the lead bright and finish with car polish, the result lasts for ages!
Cool - I love hearing the things other people do.
What is the black ? Paint?
It's grate black or stove black. A bit like shoe polish for fireplaces.
How do you get the black off your hands?
With difficulty - let me know if you find a way!
@@SophiesStainedGlass I use simple homemade salt and sugar scrubs and leave it next to my wash basin, works nicely.
What is the name of the first brush you used? The stiffer one. I really enjoy your videos & teaching style. Do you wash your glass off with soap & water at any point? New subscriber from Washington State, USA 🇺🇸
Hello new subscriber - you are very welcome! it's just a coir scrubbing brush - see this video all about brushes ruclips.net/video/RfsNKxgosbE/видео.html ,No I rarely wash my glass as the process of making seems to clean it up - although soap and water would be perfect. Good luck!