Ok I am clearly taking too long to drill 🤦🏽‍♀️

Beautiful

Really beautiful

What kind of razor are you using? Loved your large bench!

Hardware cloth is the wire. Also if you don’t have a palm sander, a reciprocating saw without blade works well too.

Stunning work!

May I ask where u get the molds

I'd love to have a supply list and places to get the needed items. What a great project!!

Loved your tutorial. It was a refresher for me as I do mine "exactly" the same way. I had to take a break 10yrs ago due to sickness & now stronger, so the itch to play with cement & glass is calling. After 10- 20yrs the stones & benches I made still look like they were recently made. By being patient & letting them cure properly with the strengthening steps makes all the difference. I sometimes added cement colorant that I found at stone landscape companies. Was very enjoyable...thank u!!!

Sorry the constant motion of the camera made me feel nauseous, I guess it was attached to you in some way?

Ficou lindo ! Amei ! Parabéns! 🩷🌷

Fantastic looking

Beautiful 😍 thank you for sharing

I love the idea! Thank you for sharing. I usually don't like to be a critic but it was hard to watch. I got a sick feeling every time the camera jerked around. I am not professional at filming but if there is any way to have the camera not move that would be great.

HAZARD WARNING: Cement has mercury and other heavy metals that you don't want to be breathing in, so put a mask on when you do the mixing and remove mask to talk after it is mixed and the dust has settled. I have worked in the cement industry before and you don't want to breath that stuff.

I wanna know how to make vawoop te do’s. lol. Love this. Of you made a round with a hole in it, you could turn it to a clock….even make a little bird beak for the hour hands

Perfection! Thank you Patricia

Great video and they turned out awesome!!!

❤

Please hold a Cameras still

Can you make the background white instead of gray?

Love this can't wait to try happen doing staying glass but I think this is just awesome love it love it

Question: it appears that you are weighing the glass during firing to get thinner pieces than the standard 6mm. Do you think this would work on a larger piece, say 8"x8"? Thanks, bob

very creative

Enjoyed the tutorial, however you need better setup with camera, moves tooo much. Beautiful work! Ty

Absolutely stunning 👌

32:55 Where did you get the stain glass for your stepping stones? Did you cut it yourself? How much do you charge for your stones and bench top?

excellent video I leaned a lot. Thank you

Do you need to seal all sides and even the bottom. And how often do we need to reseal

11pm..enjoying learning..i have everything..my friend gave me lots of molds. I do plant leaf birdbaths..hope you do a video on that..

I couldn't make out the brand of epoxy you used. Could you tell me the name of it please?

Preciosos

You are one hard working lady! 💕

Wow! ❤

Wish I could follow but the camera is moving so much.

I think your work is beautiful and I think you did a wonderful job on the full length YT. Thank you for the information. Only one thing I would like to know from you. What brand and type of sealant do you use? Thank you again for your help.

I see you made a bench. Where and how do you make the legs

Beautiful ♥️

You're amazing

This was the best Video that I have finally found that is clear and on point. Thank you. Great Job.

Thats beautiful

This is such beautiful work. A true work of art. I love the fish and Lilly pads. Your a pro. Amazing!!🐦🐠

Wonderful video. Thank you!!

Ok 😮 wow, so I’ve never tried your hole drilling method either! 🤔 I’ll have to find some styrofoam.

😂 I can’t tell you how many circles I’ve screwed up, you make it look ridiculously easy. I wasn’t planning on cutting circles today but I think I should to see if I can get your method to work for me.

Excellent! Short & sweet, and well demonstrated. Thank you!!

That are wonderful

what thickness is your styrofoam?

great idea...I have one of those big tubs. and need to drill holes on a lot of slender pieces of glass.

Love them!