Fascinating! Where are you based, Sophie? I have a broken fused glass artpiece that I would love to fix, but don't know if it's possible.

This video is so inspirational. Thank you

I saved this to view right before bed,very relaxing!

I would like to order the flux you use

Thank you for your inspiring video. Beautiful work and very nice to see it grow. Now I'm also going to try out fire painting.

Loved this video. Full of helpful tips. I love painting on glass

What type and size of brush are you using? It looks as though it is a good workhorse 😊

What is the brand of enamels you are using?

Thank you, I watched until the end, you do such a great job! And where did you get the exact same replacement glass with the same pattern?

Thanks for that useful tip. Appreciate you sharing.

Wow what is this music? Its so lush

I wish i had viewed this before I did some repair to one of my stained glass panels. The tricks you used to extract the broken piece were helpful. Great presentation. Thanks.

I was wondering if I could use aviation snips or mini bolt cutters instead of the traditional lead knife? Does the cut have to have a specific finish on it? Thanks for the video!

Thank you for sharing!!! I have SUCH a hard time with adding hooks, I end up spilling solder on my project and it’s so frustrating. I’m going to try the blue tack method today. It makes so much sense.

Thank you for sharing!!! I have SUCH a hard time with adding hooks, I end up spilling solder on my project and it’s so frustrating. I’m going to try the blue tack method today. It makes so much sense.

This is such a great video. I'm just getting into stained glass and have all these ideas but veru little knowhow yet. So this was so helpful. Thanks!

Very very good, actually the best idea anyone could come up with regarding “throw away” pieces of off cuts…..fantastic, it looks great !

Sophie how long do you wait before doing other side?

hi Sophie. intrigued. interested. wondering: if you were commissioned to make a table lamp, what would you do differently? what would you refine? was wondering if there is corner came. no see. me: looking for another outlet for glass work. many thanks. regards from the Pacific Northwest.

Hi Sophie! You have taught me so much, thank you! I have a question: I'm paiting one piece of stained glass with a date on it, it will go into a much bigger leaded window. I don't know if the whiting process and the scrubbing when I'm doing leading everyhthing will ruin my paint on that piece. How do you suggest going about it? Thank you!

This is incredible!

Замечательная технология!! Обязательно попробую!! Спасибо!

someimes you just need to leave the levering alone

Happy New Year !!! Miss Sophie like yourchannel. What did you put in the groove after you cleaned it with spirits?

I'm thinking about fusing some glass frit into artistic shapes by using an oxyacetylene torch (Temp 5800-6100 degrees F depending on whether oxidizing or reduction flame) Have you ever done any such thing or seen it done? I love the results you're getting, very ethereal shapes that lend themselves to so much...subscribed.

But this window Wes more than 1 sq m!

Amazing skills

Hi Sophie. Thanks for the video. I use rapid resized and just paid the one off subscription to affinity. When you’ve got time could you video or say how you did the out side leaded lines showing the heart of the lead . Thank you

Hello. Just found your channel and we are very new to stained glass and now we are subscribers. Cheers from South Australia 🇦🇺

Your explanation is excellent. What is the metal of these parts? It seems that they are easily cut and manipulated.

Great job,,,,,nice video! Impressive on the curves! DD

Why does everyone fast forward through the cleaning of the piece. I would like more detail about how that is done. I think proper cleaning is essential.

This video was very helpful. Is the brush you use called a Koya brush? Would it be called something different by chance as I'm having no luck finding one?

Great video as always Sophie. Can you help with a couple of questions? Do you add any polish to your polisher or just run it dry on the lead? I'm in the US and having a very hard time finding rondels at a wholesale price for resale. Can you point me in a direction for those?

Great tutorial! Thanks 😊

What kind of regulator do you use? thanks

What is the machine you’re using at 12:30 over the top of the glass?

Simply gorgeous, and those colours!!

Thank you for this tutorial. Is it necessary to 'clean' the lead came before soldering? Really having trouble, using 60/40 solder and liquid Flux. No flow at all. (an amateur that has been out of practice for a number of years.) Thinking it could be my soldering iron - the tip specifically. And sponges, will any type of sponge do? TIA

That was awesome! Loved it❤❤❤

Thank you Sophie.

Hint: a faint dusting of whiting on an old worn paint brush is a great way to clean up the glass and ‘seal’ the putty. Alternatively spray 50/50 meth and water….my go-to post puttying cleaner. Meths alone smears.

Nice job. Two things though: I didn’t see you bending the opened out lead came back over the glass prior to puttying. I place my leadknife between the glass and lead then, using my lathekin and pushing against the knife so as not to break the glass, I ease the flange back into its original form. If done carefully you’d never know it had been touched. Also, without being neurotic about the dangers of lead, during on site repairs like this lead oxides are disturbed and released into the air right in front of your mouth. So it’s 100% advisable to mask up. (30 years full time experience BTW)

Thank you

Hi I’m a beginner thanks for your tutorials, camouflaged tell me how thick the glass is and what size the lead came is please.

Very satisfying watching you make such flawless repairs. I have a big window I need to repair and am going to try and replace a few pieces from the middle as taking the whole thing out of the frame would be very time consuming. When working with lead came are there any hazards with touching it? Thanks.

Good to know, Ty

Found this most informative. Thank you. ❤

Good video ❤

Manual says never rotate the piece but follow the line. Ie: improper use of saw, they didn't read the manual or watch the training video!!!!