YaY. So excited to see more glass artist jumping on youtube. As a glass artist myself I search "stained glass" at least once a week on youtube just to see what's new, and honestly, there are only a handful of accounts creating stained glass content. Your video was GREAT. Well paced and informative for someone just learning. I look forward to more content from you.🧡
Delightful listening to you speak. English is a lost art. ps) After watching your videos I have decided that creating stained glass art is NOT for me. WAAAAY too much work!!!!
In the future, would you also be able to do a video on how to design your own stained glass designs? Are there any limitations on how big or small the glass can be, shapes that can be done, your process, etc. I think that would be a really cool video topic! Especially for those of us who like some less popular/underrated Pokemons 😊
This person is GLORIOUS. I love them! Sprigatito is my new favorite Pokemon, maybe even over my beloved Eevees. (I demand they release a Ghost Type Eevee stat. I'm old and can't wait much longer.)
Thank you! I use a hobby came from Tempsford Stained Glass. Most of the tools I use for the came are actually ones I scavenged from my partners tool box! Once you get a feel for it it’s fairly easy to work with
Earlier this month I finished my first piece. I definitely noticed some things I did wrong and learned from the experience. I'm glad I watched this. Even though I understand the process generally because you had some good tips, particularly in the copper foiling process. I made something based on the Bob-omb as I also appreciate Nintendo. This is a great tutorial and thank you for producing it.
Great video! Thank you very much for the clear explanation. Question: If I would try to do this myself as a hobby, how much extra glass would I roughly need to get because of mistakes and broken glass? Would you recommend twice the amount? 😃
hello, I hope you will help me. Im from El Salvador, but here theres no supplyer for those tools and materials. so I want to ask you if you can help me how can I do to buy and import them to el salvador. please forget my english. regards
Thanks for the video! When scoring a line in the glass, do we have to do only edge-to-edge cuts? Like, not stopping in the middle. I heard on another tutorial that you have to do it from one edge to another edge, but here it kind of looked like you did some that met in the middle (not sure, am I wrong?) I didn't know you could paint on stained glass! That is so helpful to know. Thank you!
I think this may have been how I edited the video! You are correct about the edge-to-edge cut, though sometimes I may not go all the way to the edge becasue if its a particularly textured piece of glass and I'm using more force than normal I can slam the cutter into my mat haha
Hello there! I am a new subscriber 😊 and i am also from the UK. I would love to know a list of all the items you use to make the process possible? Or maybe i can have a link to your patreon? ❤
First of all, forget my comment on your other video. I should have watched this video first! You're video's are great. Just what a newbie needs and very informative. I do have one question, when your came comes to a point, it looks like you cut it right where the came bends. Am I seeing that correctly? It that done to make it look more pointed, more finished? Please make more videos. New subscriber from Washington State 🇺🇸 😀🌲🦀
Awww thank you! I do have more videos in the works I’ve just been super busy but I will get around to editing them soon I swear! 😅 And yes! For those sections I cut it right on the bend so it would look more pointed
@@created.by.lottie I am really looking forward to your new videos! Thank you for taking what time you have to help us! This is super appreciated! 😆🤩😄😃
So many tings are becoming hard to source in this country. I'm currently largely inactive in stained glass making, due to expense and inability to sell stuff. I live in Central London, which probably adds another layer of difficulty. Where do you source your materials? As far as I can see there are only 3 now extant in the UK, Tempsford, Creative and Pearsons.
YaY. So excited to see more glass artist jumping on youtube. As a glass artist myself I search "stained glass" at least once a week on youtube just to see what's new, and honestly, there are only a handful of accounts creating stained glass content. Your video was GREAT. Well paced and informative for someone just learning. I look forward to more content from you.🧡
Thank you so much! This really does encourage me to keep making more ❤
I second this! Was a delight to watch ❤
I must say, this is one of The best tutorials I've watched! You are very thorough and can't wait to see more of your videos!
Thank you! I’ve got more coming soon
Delightful listening to you speak. English is a lost art. ps) After watching your videos I have decided that creating stained glass art is NOT for me. WAAAAY too much work!!!!
In the future, would you also be able to do a video on how to design your own stained glass designs? Are there any limitations on how big or small the glass can be, shapes that can be done, your process, etc. I think that would be a really cool video topic! Especially for those of us who like some less popular/underrated Pokemons 😊
I'm currently working on this for my new video! Life got in the way so I had a bit of a YT hiatus, but hopefully I will have a new video soon! :)
Great video, thanks for sharing your process
This person is GLORIOUS. I love them! Sprigatito is my new favorite Pokemon, maybe even over my beloved Eevees. (I demand they release a Ghost Type Eevee stat. I'm old and can't wait much longer.)
I think it's kind of wild but we haven't had a new Eevee type in a while. It feels wrong that there's not one for every Pokémon type.
Where do you get your glass? Do you look for discarded glass or always order newly made glass?
OH MY GOD I LOVE THESE SO MUCH TY FOR POSTING :D im new to stained glass and oh my god these designs
Awww thank you so much! ^^
Great video! What kind of came are you using? There seem to be a lot and so many tools made to work with came that it feels overwhelming.
Thank you! I use a hobby came from Tempsford Stained Glass. Most of the tools I use for the came are actually ones I scavenged from my partners tool box! Once you get a feel for it it’s fairly easy to work with
Beautiful piece, glad to see a new artist on youtube. Subbed and look forward to seeing more.
Very good mam👌
Earlier this month I finished my first piece. I definitely noticed some things I did wrong and learned from the experience. I'm glad I watched this. Even though I understand the process generally because you had some good tips, particularly in the copper foiling process. I made something based on the Bob-omb as I also appreciate Nintendo. This is a great tutorial and thank you for producing it.
Great video! Thank you very much for the clear explanation.
Question: If I would try to do this myself as a hobby, how much extra glass would I roughly need to get because of mistakes and broken glass? Would you recommend twice the amount? 😃
hello, I hope you will help me. Im from El Salvador, but here theres no supplyer for those tools and materials. so I want to ask you if you can help me how can I do to buy and import them to el salvador. please forget my english. regards
lovely well explained video. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍
What is your Patreon?
Wow! You are amazing! 😍
Thank you so much Lottie!
Thanks for the video! When scoring a line in the glass, do we have to do only edge-to-edge cuts? Like, not stopping in the middle. I heard on another tutorial that you have to do it from one edge to another edge, but here it kind of looked like you did some that met in the middle (not sure, am I wrong?)
I didn't know you could paint on stained glass! That is so helpful to know. Thank you!
I think this may have been how I edited the video!
You are correct about the edge-to-edge cut, though sometimes I may not go all the way to the edge becasue if its a particularly textured piece of glass and I'm using more force than normal I can slam the cutter into my mat haha
Hello there! I am a new subscriber 😊 and i am also from the UK.
I would love to know a list of all the items you use to make the process possible? Or maybe i can have a link to your patreon? ❤
I just realised you have listed them 😅 my bad! Really sorry.
Very nice stained glass and very useful information, thank you! It would be great to see how to create a design and prepare it for plotter cutting
Thanks I will be sure to make a video on this in the future! 🥰
First of all, forget my comment on your other video. I should have watched this video first! You're video's are great. Just what a newbie needs and very informative. I do have one question, when your came comes to a point, it looks like you cut it right where the came bends. Am I seeing that correctly? It that done to make it look more pointed, more finished?
Please make more videos. New subscriber from Washington State 🇺🇸 😀🌲🦀
Awww thank you! I do have more videos in the works I’ve just been super busy but I will get around to editing them soon I swear! 😅
And yes! For those sections I cut it right on the bend so it would look more pointed
@@created.by.lottie I am really looking forward to your new videos! Thank you for taking what time you have to help us! This is super appreciated! 😆🤩😄😃
I tried Elmers but I find that ordinary prttt stick works perfectly well and is much easier.
I’ve never tried that and Elmer’s is hard to come by in the UK so I’ll definitely try that when I run out, thanks for the tip!
So many tings are becoming hard to source in this country. I'm currently largely inactive in stained glass making, due to expense and inability to sell stuff. I live in Central London, which probably adds another layer of difficulty. Where do you source your materials? As far as I can see there are only 3 now extant in the UK, Tempsford, Creative and Pearsons.
How do you remove the glued paper template pieces from the glass? Thanks
Is it compulsory to bake it in the oven?
With the paint I use yes, if you don’t it will still scratch off. I haven’t managed to find any paint that stays on and doesn’t require a bake yet
@@created.by.lottie thank you!