Intro to stained glass cutting 2 of 5: Deep inside curves

[@metzejr]

Excellent video. You do such a wonderful job breaking this down step by step. Thank you!

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

Glad this was helpful…we are slow at producing new videos but keep your eyes peeled

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

New videos coming out this weekend.....as long as we don't run into technical issues (videography is much harder than glass) They will explore and demonstrate some different edges for finishing off your projects.

[@maggiebannenberkowitz9254]

What do you do with all your scrap glass?

[@sallyjoligocki5011]

Very helpful!

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

Thank you Sally, Glad it was helpful. New videos coming out this weekend. They cover different types of edging for your projects

[@kathleenwalsh7334]

Question... If cutting texured glass, should you cut on the smoother side?

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

Yes, definitely on the smooth side. If you would like the texture to present, (be the part that you look at) just flip the pattern piece and still cut on the smooth side

[@francinemartin3111]

What kind of paper do you use to glue on glass before cutting it

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

We use a 20 weight vellum. High rag so does not disintegrate when you go to the wet grinder

[@debradraker9751]

Hi you guys are amazing so informative but you need to smile, enjoy the teaching.

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

Thank you Debra, I agree with the whole smile thing. Working on it.....

[@jenorrn]

Silberschnitts could do it!😂