CUT GLASS SHAPES FOR STAINED GLASS

Stained Glass 101: Week#3. This video explains and demonstrates the intricacies of glass pattern cutting, grinding, and foiling your stained glass projects. We teach how to make stained glass. This free stained glass tutorial teaches secret tips and techniques that will improve your skills in the exciting craft of Stained Glass.

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On the ARTyRv Channel, we explore the many aspects of glass making including hot glass, warm glass, cold glass, glass painting, stained glass, blown glass, glass restoration, repairs, glass painting, and much more.

ARTyRV is a 36-foot motor home outfitted with a portable pop-up glass gallery, a portable stained glass studio, and a basic video setup. ARTyRV is an art project of Ed & Barb Streeter, owners/resident glass artists at Conway Glass. Ed & Barb have been working with glass for over thirty years! The home of ARTyRV is Conway Glass, a glass studio located in Conway, SC.

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We're building a glass community here and welcome you to ARTyRV. Thank you for watching and check out our other free classes on the ARTyRV Channel. We're always close by, so if you have a question just leave it in the comments. Thanks for watching and happy cutting!

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Ed & Barb

[bettygillan]

Could you do a video on pricing and selling your projects.

[dclarkmcdonald]

Thank you for these videos. My grandpa passed away a few days ago. He made beautiful stained glass pieces. He started a piece for my grandma but died before he could finish it. So I'm watching all these videos to learn how to do this so I can finish the piece he started for her. So far, you've given me hope that I might actually be able to do this.

[kathykat]

I have never seen anyone cut glass so amazing! You got this!!!

[deeoreilly]

Thank you! I appreciate the tip about moving the glass right to left when using the grinder!

[sonjajones]

Picking up my stained glass hobby after 35 years😁. So excited to get going again and love your videos for a refresher….keep them coming and so happy I found you guys!

[erosario]

Every time I watch one of your videos I walk away a little bit happier. Thanks.

[theresabrinkman]

I love watching your cardinal pattern.

[nancyburrowes]

Not much grinding the way you do it. Awesome demonstration. I need to work on this cutting animal.

[rayh]

Just watch this again for the 2nd time and Ed & Barb there is some really good information in the video...!!! Loved and laughed at Barbs tip at the end too...! LOL

[karoberube]

it's delightful to watch the subscriber countdown knowing how many subscribers you have now.

[RichardReese-zk]

Picking up stained glass again after 30 years. Lots of good reminders in your video. I was especially interested in how you cut out the pieces of the birds when you had them placed so close together. I would have never tried the "I got it cut" at the throat of the bird. I would grind it out! I will try to cut a tight inside curve now. Thank you for your help!

[maryfarag]

Enjoyed watching the banter between you two as well as learning how to break curvy cut glass with a grozier. Thank you.

[csalv]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for teaching us here, I'm so excited to start with stained glass!

[teresagardner]

Thank you for sharing such important information. I definitely want to do some cardinals. Yours are beautiful.

[kathleenfreeman]

I love you both and your channel. I have learned so much as a beginner from your videos. Thank you.

[Smitty]

Thank you so much! I have been wanting to learn for over a year! For past six months I am watching YouTube daily, have purchased my tools, tried practicing and thanks to YOU BOTH I think I finally have to courage to plug -in the soldering iron Tonight! I just copper foiled. Wish I saw you months ago! I am watching every one of your tutorials today! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and taking your time to teach us!!! Must go watch you do cardinal! Thank you

[virginiabeall]

I am just starting with stained glass. Thank you for your wonderful, detailed class! I am now encouraged that I can do this.

[parsec]

I am just about to get started in stained glass... got a lot of supplies and glass with more on the way... I have been watching these videos in preparation to get started and they are very helpful! I am looking forward to watching more videos and learning the basics and beyond- thank you!

[-ray-h]

Lots of good stain glass cutting & foiling tips on this video guys...! Ed's secret tip at the end was smart...! My wife personally agrees and like Barb's tip better... LOL good one Barb... You made us both laugh...! Good collaboration to the both of you on week #3 video...! 👍

[lyfw]

Thank you for the griddle tip, excellent 😘