After seeing a few TikToks and RUclips shorts, I decided to see if I couldn't do this. i ended up on your tutorial videos and now I've been stuck watching your content, motivated to go to work and save money so I can start my own projects. I've always loved art. Pottery, painting, drawing, crochet. and I've been told I'm really good, that I learn fast. Now i want to try Stained Glass and my whole family is so supportive. They asked me to make an amazon list of the things I would need, and they'll give it to me for Christmas. Hopefully soon, you'll scroll on TikTok, X or Instagram one day and see my work! Thank you for introducing me to this beautiful hobby.
Amaya, I want to thank you for introducing me with the thing I fell in love doing. After watching you doing amazing works I attained 2 stained glass workshop ateliers. I’m in love with the process as well as the products. I was in search for a hobby that I’d do for the rest of my life and came across with your videos. Your method is perfect and I aim to get as good as you and have my own atelier in a couple years. Keep up the good work, will always be thankful for the inspiration 🧚🏻♂️
I really enjoy watching you make a stained glass designs. They are really interesting to watch and calming. I hope you do more videos that are longer 😊
Is soldering really necessary for glass cutting cause it’s really expensive and dangerous 😢 for me I have always wanted to do glass cutting but when I saw how much the material costs I am very hesitant about it I don’t even have a printer to even start so please answer my question please I love your vids
Stained glass art isn't exactly the most safe hobby out there, you are working with broken glass which is sharp before being sanded down, chemicals such as grinder coolant, flux and optionally patina if you plan on staining the solder black or copper, and yes solder itself which contains lead as well as the soldering iron which is heated to high tempuratures. (And no, solder isn't optional sorry) These are things to consider, as well as the costs of equipment and supplies. I'd suggest maybe looking online or on community pages in your area to see if there's stained glass making classes or something so you can try it first to see if it'd actually be worth investing your time money and energy into xx
Hello, good work, where do you get the template with numbers? I am writing from Turkey, I have never seen it here. I am also dealing with glass fusion, the number template is a very nice idea, thank you.
After seeing a few TikToks and RUclips shorts, I decided to see if I couldn't do this. i ended up on your tutorial videos and now I've been stuck watching your content, motivated to go to work and save money so I can start my own projects. I've always loved art. Pottery, painting, drawing, crochet. and I've been told I'm really good, that I learn fast. Now i want to try Stained Glass and my whole family is so supportive. They asked me to make an amazon list of the things I would need, and they'll give it to me for Christmas. Hopefully soon, you'll scroll on TikTok, X or Instagram one day and see my work! Thank you for introducing me to this beautiful hobby.
Amaya, I want to thank you for introducing me with the thing I fell in love doing. After watching you doing amazing works I attained 2 stained glass workshop ateliers. I’m in love with the process as well as the products. I was in search for a hobby that I’d do for the rest of my life and came across with your videos. Your method is perfect and I aim to get as good as you and have my own atelier in a couple years. Keep up the good work, will always be thankful for the inspiration 🧚🏻♂️
Absolutely astonishing. Despite the title I did not expect to see you make this practical as well as beautiful.
Thank you!
I appreciate that you lowered the sounds for the grinder
I really enjoy watching you make a stained glass designs. They are really interesting to watch and calming. I hope you do more videos that are longer 😊
Glad you like them! ☺️💞
I like your designs. how come your work area always shiny and clean, even your grinder, your hands look soft 😁. love your videos
this makes me want To try stained Glass art, the way you do it is so lovely
So lovely and satisfying to watch, especially the copper
Thank you!
Very pretty,thanks for sharing ☕️🍩☀️
brava!!
About how long do you think a piece like this takes you from placing the pattern to the final piece? Thx!
Heeeyyy. Those are blue surgery towels. One of my clients I do paint work for is a doctor and got me hooked on them. They’re great
Heya! I was wondering what machine or device you used to print off the template stickers? Your work is absolutely stunning!!
15:38 - was that WD40? Great vids. When you talk and walk us through - much better!!!
Yes, it was!
What is the sticky paper you peel off the glass? Why do you cut the glass on the plastic screen? I really appreciate you sharing how you cut glass😊
It’s weatherproof sticker paper & the plastic screen is a waffle grid mat that catches all the tiny shards! 😊
Do you not use lead came?? Do you have to use lead came?
You don’t have to! I haven’t used it
Where do you get your glass? I would like something larger than the 4x6 options on Amazon.
“Anything in stained glass” and “Delphi glass” are good options for glass online!
how to make the stickers?
Me puedes dar la marca de tu cortador? Donde lo consigo , gracias
I got it from amazon! I have the link in the description!
Is soldering really necessary for glass cutting cause it’s really expensive and dangerous 😢 for me I have always wanted to do glass cutting but when I saw how much the material costs I am very hesitant about it I don’t even have a printer to even start so please answer my question please I love your vids
Stained glass art isn't exactly the most safe hobby out there, you are working with broken glass which is sharp before being sanded down, chemicals such as grinder coolant, flux and optionally patina if you plan on staining the solder black or copper, and yes solder itself which contains lead as well as the soldering iron which is heated to high tempuratures. (And no, solder isn't optional sorry) These are things to consider, as well as the costs of equipment and supplies. I'd suggest maybe looking online or on community pages in your area to see if there's stained glass making classes or something so you can try it first to see if it'd actually be worth investing your time money and energy into xx
Excuse me, how many milliliters are your test tubes? Thank you for your videos, I love them
They’re 55ml!
Hello, good work, where do you get the template with numbers? I am writing from Turkey, I have never seen it here. I am also dealing with glass fusion, the number template is a very nice idea, thank you.
What kind of sticker paper do you use?
It's a weatherproof sticker paper! I have it linked in the description!
Did you design it intending to do two pieces for the leaves or just one?
I did but then decided to keep it more simple!
Do you get cuts sometimes working with bare hands?? 🫣🫣😨
Just little ones occasionally!