Embellishments

[@janyanasheski8821]

Thank you for sharing your tips and very creative ideas.

[@taynepeirce2892]

I love your thoughts on "there are no mistakes, just creative opportunities!" Thank you for the confidence boost!

[@joelongstaff7601]

A most informative video. Thankyou Ma'am. My late wife was into doing the wire tendrals and once I found an old jewelers rolling mill on line for $60 so I bought it so she could flatten the wire designs a little faster. The mill also gave her the ability to change the gauge of the wire from heavey to light. I found some of her cartoons hidden away so for our children I'm making those unseen deigns. A thought rail tracks have a radiused top but if you make a base to turn your track upside down the bottom is flat and much bigger so making something flat would be a lot easyer. Thankyou and God bless.

[@lindalombardo3309]

Thank you so much, sorry for your loss. How wonderful that you will put together projects from her cartoons, I'm sure they will treasure them!

[@bellasmith7121]

Very easy, creative,and helpful Thanks!

[@audreymartinez8735]

I really love the wire embellishments you have incorporated into the basic stained glass. The beads and glass nuggets really add some color to this artwork too. Thanks for sharing.

[@jalimager]

thank you so much

[@thecuttingedgestainedglass4894]

For you beginners, "tinned" wire means the copper wire has been coated with solder.

[@nicolef2496]

Beautiful work ❤

[@sunnymimi9024]

Wow very pretty. Thanks to share with us

[@charley408]

Hello, I bought some stained glass from an artist that retired from doing glass, I guess she did all the pizza hut stained glass back in the day. Well I've had it for many years because I couldnt get the cutting quite right, but I didnt realize I needed a glass grinder! Teehehehehee. I thank you for your tutorials. You are a very good teacher.

[@cyndithompson1387]

Thanks for your quick response.

[@luzmariap7522]

thanks for your videos. I have learned a lot and it has allowed me to improve my projects. greetings from Chile

[@caros4490]

Your videos are a master class in stained glass. Thank you. I have learned so much. Please make more.

[@theresevarney4715]

Thank you for sharing this simple technique that adds so much more to the piece! Your burnishing of nuggets is genius. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@doommaker9813]

These are the best videos I’ve found for a beginner that wants to learn all of these techniques! Thank you so much!

[@suewalden6066]

I learned a few things. Thank you for showing this.

[@1964BASIA1]

Your videos are the best! Learning these techniques and applying them to my beginner projects will make them so much less hideous! 😊 Thanks so much. Please make more videos.

[@liliancahue5885]

Me encantoooo gracias por los tips

[@marandjoe]

I'm just starting my stained glass journey at 58 ... these videos are so helpful and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! :)

[@lindalombardo3309]

So glad it helped!

[@donnaraebenz3664]

You are such a good teacher. Thank you for sharing.

[@gracielaaguirre8662]

Thank you for your videos. Love it!❤

[@virginiakersten6796]

Thanks for the great video. Can you share how you clean and wax the piece after embellishments are added. Thanks love your videos!

[@lindalombardo3309]

Hi Virginia, I wash the piece with Dawn dish soap and hot water, I then rinse with hot water, spray with vinegar and a final rinse. After drying I go over the piece with steel wool, apply patina (if using) and rinse with cold water. I use Mothers Carruba wax on the piece and buff with a soft rag. I use a toothbrush to get in between the crevices.

[@llewellyndsilva828]

Amazing. I really learned something new today. Must try it out. Thanks.

[@thecuttingedgestainedglass4894]

Glad you liked the video. Let us know if you have any further questions.

[@sallyjoligocki5011]

You videos are always great information. Thank you

[@TimDeMent-o3d]

Very informative

[@suedonnenwirth3269]

Wow, beautiful 🤩

[@angelanoble7080]

Excellent video - I learned so much. Thank you!!

[@HawaiiCarrie]

I’m so inspired! Ty ✨

[@anniedugan9397]

Great fun, thanks

[@beckyvaughn2705]

Hi i been doing stained glass for years and you taught me a lot here. Where can I get the pattern for this lovely piece.

[@flarpster3675]

Thank you!!

[@beckyvaughn2705]

Hi I love this video. 2 questions. Where do I get this pattern and do you put hobby came around the suncatchers? Love love to watch your videos.

[@Jhall114]

Oh my goodness! Shaking the nuggets in a container is genius. 😮

[@janerobo5911]

Can you show how you tin the nuggets please? I enjoy using nuggets but they are very fiddly. I love your tip on burnishing them. Game changer! I've spent hours laboriously burnishing. I also see you used black backed foil?

[@thecuttingedgestainedglass4894]

Yes, black backed for most applications but if the nugget is clear and the glass around it is also clear, it's better to use silver backed foil.

[@halbertr]

Are the gloves a certain kind?

[@eloinadasilva6705]

Lindo , muito lindo❤ visto no Brasil.

[@marilynboydadipasquale8358]

I really enjoy your videos. It may just be me, but I find the audio difficult to hear at times.

[@tonydeleo3642]

Do you need to grind the edges of the nuggets to make the foil stick better?

[@johnlombardo8472]

No, just wash with soap and water and dry completely. Thank you for your question.

[@WhattaCat]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. What brand of gloves do you use. Are they heat and cut resistant. Thanks

[@thecuttingedgestainedglass4894]

The gloves used here are not heat resistant and we do not recommend using them. A better choice would be to hold the piece with pliers, a jig or held in place with a wooden hobby stick.

[@alishaandersondesign6453]

Will you share what type of soldering iron you use, please?

[@thecuttingedgestainedglass4894]

We use Weller 100 watt soldering irons. They are reliable and with proper care can last a number of years.

[@cyndithompson1387]

Why do you make it flat?

[@thecuttingedgestainedglass4894]

Thanks for your comment Cyndi. We pound the wire flat just to give the piece a "hammered" texture. This looks nice when black patina is used and then wiped lightly with a very fine steel wool. The surface takes on a weathered/used look and that's when the texture really looks nice. Thanks again for visiting our channel.

[@leahcraig7923]

What type of flux do you use?

[@lindalombardo3309]

Hi Leah, I use Classic 100 Gel Flux. I've been using this for over 15 years. I find it has less sputtering and there is no cloud of smoke.

[@patriziaboldrini4385]

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