HOW TO CUT Stained Glass: Glass

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
  • Glass 101: Week #2. In this class, you will learn pattern cutting. Learn how to cut art glass. Sometimes the most beautiful glass is the most difficult to cut. Patience and practice are encouraged.
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    On the ARTyRv Channel, we explore the many aspects of glass making including hot glass, warm glass, cold glass, glass painting, stained glass, blown glass, glass restoration, repairs, glass painting, and much more.
    ARTyRV is a 36-foot motor home outfitted with a portable pop-up glass gallery, a portable stained glass studio, and a basic video setup. ARTyRV is an art project of Ed & Barb Streeter, owners/resident glass artists at Conway Glass. Ed & Barb have been working with glass for over thirty years! The home of ARTyRV is Conway Glass, a glass studio located in Conway, SC.
    Email: barb@artyrv.com
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    We're building a glass community here and welcome you to ARTyRV. Thank you for watching and check out our other free classes on the ARTyRV Channel. We're always close by, so if you have a question just leave it in the comments. Thanks for watching and happy cutting!
    Cheers!
    Ed & Barb

Комментарии • 18

  • @glasslight7960
    @glasslight7960 2 месяца назад +2

    I smiled when Barb was thrilled to have 200 subscribers 😂
    Congratulations on the growth of your glass community! Great teamwork.

    • @ARTyRV
      @ARTyRV  2 месяца назад

      Thank you so much!! It’s been quite the journey!

  • @brendawhaley7094
    @brendawhaley7094 Год назад +1

    Hi I just want you to know I didn’t know how to cut my glass and kinda scared but I found you two I will state soon thank you for everything your the best

    • @ARTyRV
      @ARTyRV  Год назад

      Awww so happy you found us! Welcome to our stained glass community!

  • @Rockhound22
    @Rockhound22 3 года назад +2

    Here from Port Saint Lucie, Fl.! Will have to watch for the yellow Cardinal!

    • @ARTyRV
      @ARTyRV  3 года назад

      Thanks for watching ARTyRV!

  • @SpeedysWoodshop
    @SpeedysWoodshop 2 года назад +2

    These videos are very informative. Thanks much.

  • @bentebrunsvelt319
    @bentebrunsvelt319 Год назад +1

    Nice work 😀❤️

  • @sylviaprudhomme5417
    @sylviaprudhomme5417 2 года назад +1

    You make it so interesting

    • @ARTyRV
      @ARTyRV  2 года назад

      Thank you and thanks for watching!

  • @ARTyRV
    @ARTyRV  3 года назад

    Stained Glass Tool Kit www.conwayglass.com/shop-supplies/stained-glass-tool-kit

  • @JoeyArispe
    @JoeyArispe 3 года назад +1

    Nice! Do you ever use the copper foil pattern scissors?? I have read that some experienced artisans like yourselves find that those type of scissors take too much material from between the glass pieces. Or in other words, they leave too big of a gap. Do you find that to be the case? Thanks!

    • @ARTyRV
      @ARTyRV  3 года назад +1

      For making lamps and panels we use the copper foil scissors. We don’t for small suncatchers. Thanks for watching!

  • @j.c.7555
    @j.c.7555 3 года назад +1

    Can you use a stone instead of a grinder for rippled glass? Thank you!

    • @ARTyRV
      @ARTyRV  2 года назад

      Yes, but be careful!
      Thank you so much for watching! Join us Monday at 7Pm Est for the livestream Q&A. We chat about glass, answer questions, share info and there’s a glass demo.

  • @kimberscheid5630
    @kimberscheid5630 2 года назад +1

    Hi. How do I find the cardinal pattern?

    • @ARTyRV
      @ARTyRV  2 года назад

      Thanks for watching! www.conwayglass.com/shop-supplies/cardinal-stained-glass-pattern