Sugar Glass Video: How To Make Sugar Martini, Champagne & Wine Glasses

[@Roccoo]

all these people saying this is stupid and that "they dont have time for this" do not understand this project. its art and it helps someone better learn the art of mold making and casting, this is a very valuable tool to know and can be applied in many other fields. i love the idea of learning not only to make sugar glasses but learning how to make the molds them self.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Rocco o, Thank you for your positive response. You are correct that there are many great tools in this video to learn. Have a wonderful weekend!

[@toast1012]

and because without them there would be no bottle kids :P

[@alangunn7254]

This demonstrates that you can do anything if you are not scared of putting in the effort. Every action has the extra steps to ensure the finished product is perfect.Fantastic!

[@bobbys757]

i had no intentions of making sugar glasses but the video and the technique were so intriguing that i just kept watching. Thanx for sharing.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+Bobby S Thanks!

[@georgee6744]

+Dominic Palazzolo I love your videos

[@lpproductionlp]

+Dominic Palazzolo what kind of products do you use for the mall, could you tell us ?

[@raysander2512]

These are the kinds of projects that have me appreciating the professionals rather than trying to do them myself.

[@TheGhostGalleon]

I don't know why I clicked on this, but I watched the whole thing and was thoroughly entertained for some reason.

[@wardrich]

This was neat to watch. Honestly didn't think I'd sit through the whole thing, but I did.

[@empresseve5283]

wardrich mee tooo lol

[@blueribenaberry]

Have watched this again & again, I do this kind of thing for work so it's a bit of a busmans holiday but there's something so soothing about it! The concise & clear instructions, the tinkly, 80s filler music, or the relatively high production value, I just love this video :)

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

blueribenaberry Thanks!

[@Ianart26]

I was thinking the exact same thing lol

[@circlehousePRO]

it's 2 am and I watched this whole thing

[@wangouthangout]

+KerbinoHD Exactly the same thing happened to me. Bizarre. Everyone seems completely confounded by how they kept watching. Must be hypnosis involved.

[@circlehousePRO]

+Garion Bracken VAC

[@Daintyreem]

hi5 me2 1:20am

[@colbysnow5493]

+circlehousePRO 3am, me too. wtf whats wrong with me?

[@BMCHINOSTUDIOS]

i got school tmrw and its past my bed time

[@bethylou1941]

Thank you for sharing. My 8 year old scientist granddaughter loved your video and is trying to get her Mom to round up the ingredients for her experiment. Thank you for posting.

[@Diviance]

I don't know why I watched this... but I couldn't stop.

[@andrewfpv4226]

me three

[@Clotheshoundforchick]

I'm not even 21 and I'm watching this

[@mellanone3860]

+clotheshoundforchicks And why do you say that?

[@Clotheshoundforchick]

+DashyProductionZ well it's a wine glass. Wine is alcoholic

[@mellanone3860]

clotheshoundforchicks And?

[@AaronParker1977]

I found the end of the internet.

[@LuisLascanoValarezo]

x2

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Probably X3

[@burnttoast2615]

No my dear boy twas just the beginning.

[@bruhbroseph]

As long as humans exist, there shall be no end.

[@joehanna2231]

I haven't seen more meticulously explained step-by-step video on youtube. Well done!

[@mysoundtomultiply]

the mold making is actually a test to see how much you really want a sugar wine glass

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+sugar we're goin down memeing At least it's not a multiple choice test - or an essay!

[@calumhenry9741]

your name is pepe af😏

[@mysoundtomultiply]

sian said heyyy wow

[@calumhenry9741]

+sugar we're goin down memeing sorry that was awful were is the exit

[@hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh]

this would be perfect for trying to scare someone into thinking you just ate actual glass XD

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Yes it would!

[@KingDeramo]

Dominic Palazzolo so now we know how the freak show girl appears to eat the glass she just drank from!

[@conner3951]

I already eat real glass

[@Heartwing37]

This is literally the only reason I would make a sugar glass!

[@lorealmadonna8]

I honestly have no idea how I got here but I actually watched this entire video like I was in a trance. I have thoroughly been educated on how to make a sugar wine glass.

[@ChrisDeBruinMrAwsomeGlopGlop]

*short class version *spends hour explaining why its a short version

[@craftyquinn8227]

That’s exactly what i was thinking🤪

[@TheMichaelJ]

If I could like this comment more I would.

[@HandsomeHybrid]

Excellent... I've been looking into making my own sugar glass for film projects. Thanks for the superb tutorial! Peacefully Stay, -Jeff

[@IanLong03]

I was probably seven or eight years old when I first watched this video but I randomly revisit it every few years. I love how 90s it is.

[@ClayClaim]

Really amazing! Thank you for your video :)

[@shamasi1968]

I have to say, to all the people making rude comments, no one made you watch. Man up or woman up and find something else. Takes a really courageous person to make snarky comments from a computer behind an avatar. There's nothing wrong with explaining how to do something correctly so that anyone who would like to try can.

[@intothenorm4252]

I watched the entire thing. I'll probably never attempt to make one of these but this guy is really good at it and is a pro.

[@Deus_Payne]

The Intro and the feel of the video makes it seem like I'm watching this in 1999, interesting

[@tartholemew]

Lol same

[@lovelygirl1135]

+Mirko De Marchi same XD LOL

[@fundemort]

More like 1989

[@seahawks1185]

Use alcohol diluted with water to clean the glass, not "soap and water' Soap leaves streak residue.

[@ilostmypie]

Sea Hawks Also, he leaves no register marks in the mold. the first cut made with the knife should be a randomish zig zag so that the mold will always line up. the deeper cuts should be straight down.

[@username1956]

Nelson Mandela OMG JHAHAHAHAH I HAVE U ON MY FRIENDLIST ON CSGO I KNOW U :D

[@RealLargeManTheGiantOne]

iBullGod 1 wot

[@mschloegianna]

Thanks for the tutorial! I love mold making but have never experimented with food or sugar. The glasses are beautiful!!

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Chloe Gianna Thank you!

[@michelleh9403]

Great vid. I just subscribed. This can be used as a prank. Betting someone you can eat an entire glass without cutting your mouth. Great idea. Will be visiting your website. Nice work.

[@Neniom666]

I watched the whole video and actually enjoyed it... why? Why did I do that?

[@zilvinas5130]

+Jorge Andrés because you probaly like sugar, i know i do.

[@adreannarobledo4610]

same...

[@sirMAXX77]

+Jorge Andrés I'm feeling the same.

[@marielbutton7349]

I did too.. and I learned something. however, I have a feeling it may have replaced something I will need later in life. someday I'll be fighting a hoard of zombies, racking my brain for solutions to stay alive and all I will have to offer is a pretty sugar casting..

[@onelifetoliveintheus]

+Mariel Button me too except I think I will be thinking of how to turn glass into an ugly fish... I blame KZbin..

[@cheesoboy2]

I can't say I'll ever attempt this but I found the video highly relaxing and entertaining! Definitely a cool product!

[@QueenofPancakes5260]

I thought most of this video was so much work, but it turns out most of the work is making the mould! Can you use it multiple times? Do you have to clean it after to make sure the other glassware stays perfect? How come it has to be stored airtight? Great work, by the way! you really put a lot of effort into this!

[@CoolKoon]

QueenofPancakes5260 Of course that most of the work is making the mold! What'd you expect? Yes, you can use the mold multiple times, it'll take quite some wear and tear before it falls apart. If the mold would sit somewhere for a long time then I'd certainly give it a light rinsing (and perhaps wash it with soap too), but if not, then I don't see a point in washing it on a constant basis. The final products are made from sugar, so if you wouldn't store it in an airtight container, insects (all sorts of bugs, especially ants) would find it in no time.

[@Andrew.Gooding]

+CoolKoon I think the air tight container is more to combat the humidity in the air than the bugs. Hence the reason he has the gel pack in there, It removes the humidity inside.

[@jonassommer7203]

+Andrew Gooding lol

[@famzbaker5967]

+Jonas Sommer cool

[@stevenwillam5161]

5

[@IceQueenAlchemist99]

This the best Thanksgiving dinner prank ever! Thanks for posting this👌🏻😉

[@adamvandegrift7317]

I actually watched that video every second. I enjoyed it

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Adam Vandegrift Thanks Adam

[@WayneJohnsonZastil]

Cutting the zig zag pattern help keep mold easier to put together right?

[@TimHaunFishing]

I stumbled across this video and ended up actually watching it because molding in general (aesthetic and functional pieces) interests me. I understand this video was made in 2011 but the music reminds me of being in school watching an educational video in the 90's. I watched the entire video because this is one of the best tutorials (on any subject) I've seen. Clear audible consistent speech, good explanations, and a clean & proper work station made the video; even with the 90's music. Thanks for the content. I will be checking out your website you and asking about molds for non food grade functional purposes.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+Timothy Haun Thanks Timothy!

[@dan339dan]

why does this look like a 90s VHS video? Who still uses a 4:3 video recording device???

[@elibaily]

TheCheungDan I 100% thought I was watching an old video before he pointed out the annotation :P

[@supboy7127]

TheCheungDan Video was made 4 years ago.

[@MrMarty77]

Are you telling me this isn't a 90's VHS video?

[@12345667890hello]

+Sup Boy Oh right, the 90s was 4 years ago.

[@fungustmaster]

+Michael Donnelly 4:3 television wasn't obsolete 4 years ago, back then flat screens were way more expensive, i recently bought a flat 32" screen for only 170 bucks, brand new, HD, and HDMI entrances and other lots of shits

[@angcoyc.2059]

could you just sell us the finished mold ?

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+Angcoy Crisologo We are looking into ways to make the finished mold more cost-effective for us to sell, but for now, we only sell the materials to make your own.

[@FlorinBuda]

+Dominic Palazzolo ha ha, just open a factory in china

[@barberman1087]

+Angcoy Crisologo agree

[@DG-AI777]

+Dominic Palazzolo If you did do that, then you would get 70% more sales. it's a lot of work for something novel that most people would prefer to buy already made...

[@catseye10000]

look into 3d printing

[@kynaston1474]

Wonderful presentation! You're a really captivating speaker and I love the end result too. I may be purchasing one of these molds.

[@Sims3loserTheAwkwardSimmer]

Aint nobody got time for this

[@dovelay]

***** i may be a homo, but i ain't even got time for this

[@Tis2much4ya]

couldn't have said it better

[@RAN20097]

Yes, instead of him saleing the kits he can sell the molds.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Raquel AN Raquel, I appreciate your input. I will have to look into that idea.

[@Roccoo]

Dominic Palazzolo i actually like the idea of making my own molds, its fun and makes for good conversation. i could see the real industrial application for just the molds but this kit gives me a fun project for the weekend.

[@EVILBUNNY28]

How did I get here?

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

It was fate

[@jaylevi5002]

I read your comment and realized I can't remember how I got here either... o_o

[@ratulxy]

quantum dots.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Jay Levi fate!!

[@jaylevi5002]

Lol.. Yeah this is something I want to invest in for parties...

[@arihayssyahira7421]

This is not the weird part of youtube..this is the creative part of youtube.. :)

[@kolbaba1997]

I feel like people could be thoroughly entertained by this if they like just smoked a blunt.

[@ldbboosha]

I like you.

[@michellesmile6882]

lmfao

[@LivingInTheStardust]

I really was. I dont own any of this shit but watched it. Made me hungry for rock candy tho

[@lifebymercy]

Lmfao! 😂😂

[@stefanigerman6196]

LilMercy305 what does that have to do with anything?

[@jabosolar]

The woman biting the thing at the intro had me laughing for hours.

[@mrzhyde9139]

Javiera Solar she spilled whatever was inside all over herself

[@Snoigel]

that was a man.

[@lincolnpervertproject1776]

@@Snoigel He has stubble aswell. These 2 morons... Smh.

[@stefanigerman6196]

This is my first time watching your channel and I think you are a great chef and ignore the haters because they do not know what they are talking about.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Thanks Stefani!!

[@misaal_x]

+Stefani German same 4 me

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Misaal Khurram Thanks Misaal!!

[@unknownpasserby7405]

why the hell am i watching this at 4 in the morning?

[@Digital111]

5;13 here lol

[@oliviamarie2862]

legit same

[@Digital111]

livvy barnes lol its 4:10 here, another day that Im still up this late :/

[@friedchicken1]

i wanted to try and eat a sugar glass. i watched this video and how easy this is and i decided to eat a real glass

[@Bramblebee-vw7vm]

Wow! Now I see how complicated it is to make sugar wine bottles, etc. for movies. Perhaps someone would use for party's or catering. A fun thing to watch...sooo much work+++++

[@slothdaddy8654]

.What am I doing here? It's past 10:00 and I have mid-terms tomorrow. I don't even do molds. Please help.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+Scuffify- hope you passed your mid-terms!

[@infamousxx]

wasted 17 mins and 3 seconds of my life

[@julianaaa3190]

4 seconds

[@BrickForSheep]

Rekt

[@samanthaschafer6796]

+infamousxx you watched the whole video, so you wasted it yourself!!!

[@infamousxx]

+Samantha Schäfer I was curious just like anyone else, troll much...

[@no.life.katelyn1833]

17 minutes and 4 seconds

[@PistachioBeef75]

something so satisfying about this that I can't stop watching it...

[@AlMayer1100]

Well done vid. But I entirely fail to understand the purpose of sugar glasses ...

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Hi Alfred, Many people use these for props and other projects. Thanks for your input!

[@sidthesloth8903]

maybe a prannk

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Shiloh Johnson Yes you could use it to prank someone!!!

[@craftymamakh1563]

that's what they use in the movies, all the broken windows and glasses and etc.. all sugar..

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Kasha Jackson Yes, Kasha, some use for props in movies, plays, cakes, etc. Thanks!

[@legofanguyvid]

could I do this with resin to make a bottle?

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+legofanguyvid Check out our website for making bottles. www.makeyourownmolds.com/sugar-bottle-mold-making-kits

[@Breaodo]

You don't know how many times I've gone back to this boring video but it's like a craving I need it kind of feeling

[@plumster33]

You can also use sugar glass for theater And films if you need to smash glass on an actor/actress saftley

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

plumster33 Yes you can!

[@Defensive_Wounds]

Dominic Palazzolo What did you do to your thumb at 11:11?

[@plumster33]

I haven't personally done it but I have seen it done and it gives great effects

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

plumster33 Thanks plumster33

[@Medallion2006]

Can I just buy a set of sugar glassware?

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Medallion2006 Currently we do not sell sugar glassware. check back later!

[@CoolKoon]

Medallion2006 You can always make some with enough molding silicone and real glassware......

[@puppygirle]

I love this idea so much! Thank you for showing this. Is it possible to tint the sugar glasses? For example: a nice rose color clear wine glass? I was hoping to do something like that.

[@GunnerMan23]

Really Cool. I think demoing with wine is kind of weird, I mean no one wants to taint their wine/beer with sugar. However if I were a restaurant owner I could make a very memorable desert with chocolate versions and fill them with moose, creme brule, fruit, etc etc.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+GunnerMan23 Good idea!

[@ramairgto72]

Put some VCR Tracking lines in this, 1989.

[@wilsonideyama]

Hello Dominic, May I make a suggestion? Despite of cut your mold with the knife, it will be easy use a rigid plastic as that xray film to pre divide your mold.

[@necreitha6149]

I don't know how something can be so interesting and so boring at the same time. Dude... you really need to learn to loosen up and have fun while being educational. That said, I gave it a thumbs up and a sub because I like the content. Good job!

[@lemsnick]

Don't they use this in movies because it breaks easily?

[@MarvelousMolds]

Yes, sugar glass ware is often used in theater productions and in movies because it looks so real but it doesn't hurt anyone!

[@lemsnick]

thought so thanks

[@alistiairgodwyn1413]

I have no idea why this video appeared on my fee, but it was the best 17minutes and 4seconds of my life

[@bh.r.9496]

Is this from the 90's?

[@oTHEGREEKFIREo]

He said to click on an annotation so... they captured the 90s and brought it back

[@c-in-cgaming9387]

What was the sugar in the glass for it didn't touch the mold

[@odotawaissaku3755]

I'm wondering the same thing.

[@tjskitchenatbp.9633]

just to support the glass from the inside...

[@odotawaissaku3755]

TJ Fontamillas Why sugar and not more clay or something?

[@tjskitchenatbp.9633]

more easy to remove after... small particles can cover spaces as possible, try iodized salt if you like to try😉

[@odotawaissaku3755]

TJ Fontamillas Good point. Thanks.

[@VictoriaLemardel]

A very interesting and engaging video I thumb up! Thank you for sharing!

[@AweomePantsMcgee]

1:41 in the morning. What am I doing with my life? I should get it.

[@adritaabbas279]

Idk know how i got here, but now i know how to make a sugar wine glass.......

[@shikamaze1489]

Thanks for the recomendation Nami.

[@wyldeman0O7]

11:09 that's one jacked-up thumbnail!

[@bahamabrunette]

I thought this was a really cool video! Unfortunately, this generation is too lazy to appreciate the rewarding feeling of taking the time and effort to create something from scratch in this manner. I wish I could give this video enough thumbs up to make up for all the complainers haha. Great video Mr. Dominic!

[@nicketten1232]

I’ll probably never do this because I have a job and it looks extremely time consuming. The detail in the mold and glass making process is beyond impressive. I would have liked to see a chocolate glass as well. I can imagine women love sipping chocolate, vanilla or strawberry drinks out of them. Really cool

[@rebeccareiger6351]

are the cups edible?

[@jorgeguzman1507]

yea

[@rebeccareiger6351]

+Jorge Guzman yess...

[@evan_at_war2629]

Lol

[@sherlocklucas8294]

he says that at the beginning

[@rebeccareiger6351]

Madi Heidrich really? Didn't notice...😅

[@Psychlist1972]

I find amusing the brand names used for common stuff. "Tube-it" and "safe-d-clay" really? I suspect that's so these supplies can be sold at a ridiculous price. Surprised no registration pins in the mold. You had some roughness that would help, but seems like something someone new might mess up. Neat result, though.

[@thedemonreupblican5803]

Pete Brown tbh i would imagine you could use some bye this stuff at a hard ware store for a pretty cheap price lol and also why would you need seperate kits for seperate glasses come on you use the same stuff all we need to do is use a different glass in the cut out and molding proccess :P

[@mjSnap]

Pete Brown That's a bit unfair. Those are known brand names for a reason. They WORK for the intended purpose, and leave no toxic residue, which is important since these things will contain food and can be eaten themselves. If you buy a fly-by-night company's version of Safe D Clay, you can't be guaranteed the end product will be safe to consume. There's more to brand names than simply a higher price, especially in the crafting industry. There's a level of trust for the known brand names. You can't just use any clay or other materials for this.

[@mjSnap]

Camrin Cleavenger You could kill someone if you try to make this mold with supplies from a hardware store. My god, don't be stupid. Everything used has to be FOOD SAFE.

[@Psychlist1972]

Ultimist It's quite easy to find food-safe clay, resin, and silicon molding materials. The rest (the "Tube-it" cardboard tube, for example) don't need to be food-safe. "Fly by night company's version" is a wonderful scare tactic. If the stuff is labeled food-safe and sold in the US, it's food-safe. Don't try to make people think it's just small rip-off companies trying to sell knock-offs of Safe-d-Clay when Safe-D-Clay is almost certainly someone else's product, repackaged. I suppose you pay for convenience, but I still find the brand names pretty silly.

[@Psychlist1972]

Ultimist "Everything used has to be FOOD SAFE." All Polymer clay sold in the US is non-toxic, so is most non-hardening sculpting clay. Non-hardening clay simply can't be food safe. It doesn't harden into something that can be used to store food, survive the dishwasher, etc. In any case, you don't need "food-safe" (which has a specific meaning in the US), you just need non-toxic. Food-safe would be required if you were storing or serving food in it, washing it, etc. In this case, the clay is part of the molding process and removed prior to you pouring in the sugar. Any residual clay, if non-toxic, is a non-issue. I highly doubt the clay here has been tested to be truly labeled food-safe. Can it be run through a high-temp dishwasher multiple times? Can it hold up to bleach? Clay just isn't made to be used that way. You can find non-toxic non-hardening synthetic clay anywhere you find mold-making materials.

[@charliehartenstein9190]

This was really cool. Nice work

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

actionfigure awesomereveiws Thanks!!

[@colepearce5739]

This looks like this was made in the fucking 90's!

[@TAHIRMAQSOOD15]

Hey I got an idea of a prank with this sugar glass. So go in a restaurant act like u r really hungry and thirsty, drink from the glass and cause u r really hungry eat the glass as well in front of people. They will think u ate the wine glass but it was a sugar glass

[@fullbloodlion]

I have no use for this, but it was enlightening, and for some reason I just really like listening to your voice?

[@bourky93]

I didn't know youtube was around back in the 80's

[@holderbee7811]

2:37 To skip 2 minutes and 30 seconds of 'this is a short video'

[@So-Grim]

I come back every year when I need to relax

[@BipolarAradia]

You should use edible food coloring to color the sugar in some way

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Alex Jansen You can use food coloring gel.

[@KGiustOD]

I can't believe they just skipped over the whole 5 hours when the mold was curing. SMH

[@mjSnap]

***** lol... did you really want to watch that part?

[@MazHem]

Ultimist "Watching paint dry/molds cure" the video series

[@Pikajohn8]

+KGiustOD I for one am disgusted. I gagged. How are we supposed to know how to let the mold cure if we don't see it? Major downfall of this video. I tried to do this at home and failed miserably because of this. There was sugar and silicone all over my floor and my cat ate a piece of it and choked to death. I am currently talking to lawyers about pressing chargers against this so-called Dominic the meatball breath cat killer.

[@MazHem]

John Forrest it's ok, just make a cast of your cat. It'll be good as new.

[@beckylong5345]

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[@harpodjangorose9696]

Bravo! Lovely execution.

[@mercury90hp]

I'll bet everything in this guys underwear drawer is numbered and cataloged LMAO

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

I never thought of that, I might try that. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@mercury90hp]

You're quite welcome

[@TheVegetarianBaker]

very interesting. :)

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

TheVegetarianBaker Thanks!

[@jesteronetime]

cool..ive never seen that done,,can the sugar be poured in two separate batches,say one clear one with food dye for the stem..great vid,,must be cool when you get a really nice result,,

[@thesilliestclown]

11:08 ew dude that scared the shit out of me wear a thimble or something god damn

[@Chalky.]

The title and whole video comes across like some 80s informational video.

[@94gamer]

Thanks dude when I get one I’m going to make a lot of them

[@muffinsgonewild99]

Wow so very complicated. Couldn't I just order a mold off of Amazon or something, or make a mold out of clay?

[@kingdjay13]

I don't think the point is for it to be simple, it's to have a copy of your own wine glasses and the sense of accomplishment knowing you made it from scratch. Otherwise you should just try and buy some edible glassware.

[@CoolKoon]

MuffinzGoneWild You certainly could. You could even purchase molding silicone on your own. A single glass mold kit (according to the website linked above) costs $87. If you'd purchase silicone mold making rubber on your own, it'd probably cost about half of that (possibly including some two-component silicone putty for imitating the blue center piece too) and you could use the leftover rubber for making additional molds of possibly different glasses. In this case you'd need to figure out everything on your own: no instructions, no templates, no pre-measured quantities. Or you can also purchase a ready-made mold at eBay for ~$108 plus shipping (www.ebay.com/itm/3D-WINE-GLASS-TWO-PIECE-SILICONE-MOULD-FOR-CAKE-TOPPERS-CHOCOLATE-CLAY-ETC-/191586527984?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2c9b726af0). So it's entirely up to you which option do you choose.

[@rotcod2886]

Whatever you do, do NOT do to your thumb what he did. 11:08 Ouch.

[@CoolKoon]

Rotcod I'm pretty sure he didn't get that from making sugar glass molds and almost certainly didn't do that on purpose either.

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

CoolKoon Your right CoolKoon, thanks!

[@starshawnoliver6806]

Wow amazing..is it possible to make the wine glasses with colored stems?

[@OfficialAlexSailor]

did anyone notice the guy marking the mold with sharpie and cutting had only half of a fingernail on his left thumb?!?!??!?!?!

[@mfcyeahyouknowme]

So? He's a craftsman. Craftsman work with their hands and that makes injuries and accidents more likely than people who have desk jobs or whatever.

[@OfficialAlexSailor]

good point. i just saw it and i was like woah. good point tho

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

Mia FluxX.x Yes Mia your right! Kitchen accident!!

[@mfcyeahyouknowme]

Dominic Palazzolo I understand man, I too am a craftsman... Well, a craftswoman and I'm also of Italian descent. Just lookin' out for ya man. Cheers!

[@OfficialAlexSailor]

Dominic Palazzolo hey man im sorry i just noticed it and it freaked me out

[@Biedronecqa]

omg who had time to do that

[@kabkab8441]

Cool video, I liked it, and GREAT PRACTICAL TIPS😀😀😀😀😀

[@None_yabusiness69420]

but will it blend

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+spence brooks What do you mean blend?

[@None_yabusiness69420]

will it blend in a blender

[@D3rOnk3l]

how did i get here o.O

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

+Leon Wunsch Lucky?

[@RukhsarSanjaree]

+Leon Wunsch I have the same question!

[@tordyveln]

HOW DO I GET HOLD OF THIS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC MUSIC?!?!?!

[@eldis4304]

I don't know why but this video always makes me sleepy

[@THEWRNGLER101]

5:04 WHAT THE HELL IS UP WITH YOUR THUMB

[@THEWRNGLER101]

ARE YOU OK???!!!? DOES IT HURT OR WHAT

[@jezlynuy4518]

yea

[@GraveUypo]

+TARTED PEANUTS thanks for that -_- i was happy not having noticed that

[@MikaelMurstam]

so the sugar in the wineglass had nothing to do with the sugar that later became the sugar wineglass? It was the isomalt that became the wineglass. The sugar was only to fill it with something.

[@cainalbertson327]

"How to make." (Buy my shit)

[@the_realpapajohn]

Seriously, and even then most of the things are just HERE BUY ME THING THATS TOTALLY DIFFERENT FOR A 4x PRICE INFLATION.

[@dahbestgamer]

MY GOD YOUR THUMB WHAT HAPPENED???

[@dahbestgamer]

Dominic Palazzolo My friends finger is the same way from basketball

[@MakeYourOwnMolds]

***** Kitchen accident.

[@dahbestgamer]

Dominic Palazzolo how did it happen were you chopping some food and cut it?

[@madscientistshusta]

holy shit I just knoticed!