Making a Stained Glass Bat: Part 2 - Grinding the Pieces Then Using Glass Paint

[@sonjabutcher7377]

Thank you so much for this wonderful series. I love everything about your four part series; the design is gorgeous, the pace that you teach at, all your wonderful hints and tips, fabulous explanations and detailed information in the description. 💖💖💖 I do have a dumb question - am I able to use your pattern to create bats in my work that I might sell at a market.

[@MakeStainedGlass]

Hello Sonja :) There is an option to purchase the commercial license with the pattern in my Etsy shop. You can use this link to learn more. etsy.me/2QvR7mc

[@alishaandersondesign6453]

This seems so common sense, but honestly, I think it has been the cause of so many of my problems. I don't take the time to make sure pieces fit together properly. And then I struggle with soldering because of gaps and bleed through. Thank you for this amazing lesson.

[@MakeStainedGlass]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@denisestover2416]

Hi 👋 For the spiderweb, could you have built it with solder or with copper foil/wire then attached it to the solder after you soldered the whole piece? Will the paint not interfere with the foil adhering to the glass pieces for soldering?

[@lindafenton3013]

Thanks so much for your very informative video! Btw - glastar has gone out of business. Can you recommend another glass grinder?

[@uudreliz2924]

Any ETA on the rest of the parts? I really loved your first two as a beginner to stained moved from fused.

[@MakeStainedGlass]

I've been struggling with health issues since starting this series but I'm hoping to get the videos finished up soon. My sincere apologies for the delay.

[@uudreliz2924]

@@MakeStainedGlass Feel better soon!