Sophie's Stained Glass | Leading bullseyes

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

Комментарии • 37

  • @judithsullivan9796
    @judithsullivan9796 Год назад

    Sophie, the little bits that cut on that clear glass, come off super easy with a grinder. I find the grinder to be extremely useful.❤

  • @chriscampbell9133
    @chriscampbell9133 Год назад

    Another very valuable video by the best on RUclips.

  • @sylviaprudhomme5417
    @sylviaprudhomme5417 Год назад

    Fascinated by your talent. Awesome work😊😊😊

  • @trustmemysonisadoctor8479
    @trustmemysonisadoctor8479 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this video, I got your book and it is beautiful and informative.

    • @SophiesStainedGlass
      @SophiesStainedGlass  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much for buying my book and for your support!

    • @aussiemachandmadeeverything
      @aussiemachandmadeeverything 10 месяцев назад

      Is yr book out, is it on amazon, can you tell me the title please, i want to get it ,Thankyou 😊​@@SophiesStainedGlass

  • @LaRonda1
    @LaRonda1 Год назад

    Thank you for this inspiring video!

  • @Dan-ji4db
    @Dan-ji4db Год назад

    Leaded panels are tricky but fun, thanks for the tips and please keep em coming!

  • @robertcalvert8914
    @robertcalvert8914 Год назад

    Love your videos sophie!

  • @joanmaro3297
    @joanmaro3297 Год назад

    Thank you so much love your videos.

  • @lisalemaster9383
    @lisalemaster9383 Год назад

    I am so appreciative of your videos. Always learning something!

  • @aussiemachandmadeeverything
    @aussiemachandmadeeverything 10 месяцев назад

    The good thing about lead is you dont have to grind before you fit it in the lead like you do with foiling 😊

  • @Navigator-nu6pt
    @Navigator-nu6pt Год назад

    Nice work. Where did you get the
    new came cutter ?

  • @candeeham7423
    @candeeham7423 Год назад

    Thanks for the detailed video. How did you cut the roundel down to size? I think you have shown that before, but I can't find it.

    • @SophiesStainedGlass
      @SophiesStainedGlass  Год назад

      Actually nothing special - just scored and snapped. Don't think there is a video as it's not a particularly usual thing.

    • @candeeham7423
      @candeeham7423 Год назад

      @@SophiesStainedGlass Thank you. I thought you had a roundel panel before and may have talked about it then.

  • @Dan-ji4db
    @Dan-ji4db Год назад

    Hi sophie, quick question - when doing a framed panel do you find it easier to start in the middle and work your way out to the edges or to start at an edge or corner and work your way in? Many thanks, I've learned a lot from your channel!

    • @SophiesStainedGlass
      @SophiesStainedGlass  Год назад +1

      I always start in the corner. With complex/curvy panels I take a moment to decide which corner will work best.

  • @chrischristofi1173
    @chrischristofi1173 Год назад

    Hi Sophie, enjoyed your video thank you. I'm hoping to have a go at creating at creating one or two geometric stained glass panels that were/are in doorways or above front doors. Would you recommend any particular stained glass software design/resizer package please?

    • @SophiesStainedGlass
      @SophiesStainedGlass  Год назад

      Rapid Resizer might be worth a try or Affinity Design. Good luck!

  • @cathmaguire7887
    @cathmaguire7887 Год назад

    Thanks for video. Your lead is always shiny. The stuff I buy is dull and grey. Is there something I should be doing or is it a different make maybe.

    • @SophiesStainedGlass
      @SophiesStainedGlass  Год назад

      Lead loses it's shine with age. It eventually gets so dull you have to work the joints (with wire wool) to get the solder to take. But if your lead is just a bit dull, I wouldn't worry about it as it doesn't really make a difference in the end.

  • @shortliner68
    @shortliner68 Год назад

    Sophie, I have a pretty basic question for you since you do exterior windows, door sidelights, and leaded inserts in exterior doors. I feel like a real dummy for asking this, but with textured stained glass is the textured side normally facing outside, facing inside, or is it up to the client as to which way they prefer? I've never done any window work and don't have access to any leaded windows to check for myself. Thank you!

    • @SophiesStainedGlass
      @SophiesStainedGlass  Год назад +1

      Never apologise for asking a question - texture on the inside. :-)

    • @shortliner68
      @shortliner68 Год назад

      @@SophiesStainedGlass Thank you so much for your kind reply.

  • @mikeprunty1
    @mikeprunty1 Год назад

    @6 mins you fell victim to the curse of reeded glass😂. I can testify it is awful to handle. Those tiny little almost invisible spikes have had me several times over the years. Deep flemish also does this.