Stained Glass 20 x 28 Panel - 2n patina the panel Dichroic Glass Man

[@PinkPowerAllyTreasureHunter]

5 STARS!!! I am getting 'schooled' by all your videos. The tips and tricks are incredible!! Thank you Steven!!

[@walterknight6044]

I'm new to glass work. So new that I'm just researching the craft. Thank you very much for everything that you do. This is the type of work I would like to do. The energy is amazing... Thank you very much, Walter

[@lisalemaster9383]

Thank you for your videos. Always love to learn something new that could help. That design is beautiful!

[@imagesnglass]

GREAT PRESENTATION!

[@erosario64]

Gorgeous piece

[@dichroicglassman]

hello and thank you by the way. if there was 3 grades of steel wool then I use the middle one. The fine is just way too fine. The steel wool for the most part is not goimng to hurt the window b ut then I do not use it aggressively either.

[@mybengalcats128]

OMG !!! You are the best I’ve seen

[@yarbie35]

I just love your videos, I am new to stained glass and Love your video's because they are so informative, Thank you so much.

[@cindylawford9799]

Thank you so much for your videos and tips for the trade. I am new to the craft and learn so much from you. You are my favorite of all the ones on You Tube!

[@gabrielarevelli7379]

Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge and talent, your videos are what I was looking for to improve my work.

[@lindakriegel5552]

Thanks for your time! I learned how to do stained glass in Dillsboro NC (you said Asheville (NC?). I’ve done it on and off since then (about 40 years ago). Just getting ready to do 2 windows in a home we are building. My biggest project yet. I’ve decided I don’t know what I’m doing enough to “fit” them into the windows so I’m going to frame them and hang them inside the stationary window panels the builder will be installing. Just too worried about moisture, etc. The windows are 2nd story that will be viewable from only the main level of the house. Using a bevel cluster in the center and other bevels as well. I’m going to watch all your videos to see what else I can learn from you. Thanks so much for sharing! Wish me luck!

[@harbourwest]

Learned more in these videos than six weeks of class!

[@lorifrejek1578]

-10 is warm for winter in Canada. I love your videos, and attention to the little things that someone who is new to stained glass needs to know. thanks.

[@anthonyboarman3833]

Your window is beautiful. Were did you get your pattern and glass. Have you ever made a tiffany lamp. Those are really beautiful

[@annschaffner2091]

I love watching your videos! I need help with splotchy patina. What am i doing wrong?

[@cburns1219]

You're an incredible artist! Makes me want to build a house of nothing but your glass panels

[@kbredder]

Awesome video!! Great information. I like that you demonstrate on a beautiful window not just a sun catcher :)

[@operasona888]

Perfect,you're a master.

[@calvinfbrown]

what is the reason for patina on stained glass windows.

[@jmedlock95]

i know this video is old as shit, but im curious how stiff this panel is? i can see it flexing and it makes me question whether this would be durable to the elements? Or would this be on the inside of a plate glass window?

[@robinwhitman5703]

I am 3 years into stained glass! Love viewing your videos. Biggest problem is getting the sodder bead even. I get it perfect as I am doing it and then little areas go flat as it cools. What can I do?

[@karenpiehl491]

beautiful work! thank you so much for putting together all of these informative videos. craftsperson to craftsperson: i am concerned that you leave your skin unprotected when handling patina. yikes -- it is very toxic! as a safeguard consider wearing disposable gloves. all the best to you, karen

[@lauriegallop5600]

Do you use stain wool on leaded windows like u do the foil windows?

[@dbi1036]

what would you sell something like that for? I love your work.