Making Round Stained Glass Suncatchers

[@teewalker9074]

Such good info and easy watch and listen to! Glad I found you!

[@LadyBerz]

Thanks for watching :)

[@ceciliamariastudio]

I loved watching this! I never thought of using jump rings like that!

[@LadyBerz]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@MrMikeP12]

these are so cool looking,

[@LadyBerz]

Thank you!

[@squange20]

So very well done, and very informative, thanks. I’ve watched a lot of your videos, and shame that comments were not allowed on some of them.

[@LadyBerz]

Thank you for watching, and for your kind words! I have to root through the comments first, as some folks are mean :)

[@alanhammer7807]

I also like to add arrow pointing to top to maintain pattern of glass

[@LadyBerz]

Absolutely! Thank you for adding that! I do tell students to draw arrows to follow the grain of the glass, and to make sure they don't have a "vertical" sky! Also arrows for pieces that could go into the pattern multiple ways, like circles, squares, triangles and rectangles.

[@abbiemoss3743]

A dab of cutting oil on a paper towel also gets rid of stubborn silver Sharpie :) great video 🖤

[@LadyBerz]

Yes, kerosene!

[@molly123456789ism]

I use a wet pencil eraser to remove silver sharpie.

[@LadyBerz]

Nice! Will definitely have to try that!

[@marieroddan1395]

What kind of paper do you use for patterns?

[@LadyBerz]

Regular copy paper, but some use butcher paper, because it can handle getting wet.