Glass Etching that EVERYONE can do! Make Stained Glass with me_ Craft_Art Vlog_Handmade

[@hollytaylor9421]

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[@ConnieH-ve5oe]

很美的作品, 令家居增添色彩👍😊

[@cheukyanszeto1495]

今次工序多好多，望落好想一齊整😍

[@RedeemedPaladin]

Nice project! Try etch larger pieces using liquid etching solution, work great even with some colored glass

[@NSGWhimsy]

I'll definitely consider trying it on larger pieces next time. It would certainly be a very interesting attempt！😊

[@Cheng_Sonto]

又有新作品👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻

[@NSGWhimsy]

The next one is coming 😂

[@shirleychiu4923]

Fantastic 🤩 I love it very much 💗

[@NSGWhimsy]

Thanks ☺️

[@26096313]

amazing!!!!

[@NSGWhimsy]

Thank you 😆😆😆

[@LenaNapier]

I wish I had your cutting skills

[@NSGWhimsy]

My cutting skills still have a lot of room for improvement. If you want to practice cutting, I recommend starting with the most basic clear glass. It’s all about getting better with experience. 😊

[@AnastaseDeSerpiere]

Amazing work ! I am truly overwhelmed by the amount of steps ! How many hours did it take ? The gold leaf process looks soooo long. I guess they don't make golden patina ?

[@NSGWhimsy]

Honestly, I’m not sure exactly how many hours it took 😅, as I worked on it in my spare time. However, it definitely took at least 25 hours. Since I'm still gaining experience, I spent more time on each step. Plus, being a perfectionist, I couldn’t resist making sure everything was just right, which took even more time. 🤣 For this project, I used lead-free solder. Although I have copper patina, I've heard it doesn't work well on lead-free solder. I tested this on a small piece, and the result wasn't ideal. That's why I decided to use gold leaf. In hindsight, silver might have been a better choice. The gold leaf is very eye-catching and seems to overshadow the orange glass. P.S. I really wish there was gold patina, I have a special fondness for gold. 🤣

[@AnastaseDeSerpiere]

@@NSGWhimsy ok ! I was expecting even more ahah

[@joenic4303]

What do you use to cut the patterns? Do you get them pre cut?

[@NSGWhimsy]

I simply print the patterns from my computer and cut them out with scissors. Then, I use a glass marker pen to trace the lines onto the glass. It takes a bit of time, but it's the easiest method.

[@joenic4303]

@NSGWhimsy very neat and very creative!

[@NSGWhimsy]

​@joenic4303 Thank you! 😊