Things to consider before starting stained glass

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If you're thinking about starting stained glass but haven't decided, hopefully this video will help you get closer to making a decision whether stained glass is for you or not. We discuss some of the things to consider BEFORE starting out into this awesome world of stained glass!

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[VideoGameGlass]

Another good thing to add is that if you are worried about cost, buying used equipment and supplies is definitely cheaper. Any stained glass artist knows that taking care of their equipment is a must. You don't really have to worry about buying used equipment for stained glass like you would for other things. It is also a great way to see if stained glass is for you without burning a hole in your pocket. You can find some really great deals on stained glass supplies from people who are looking to get rid of their stuff.

[johnnieblackburn]

I took a 5 night adult school course many years ago. I think I paid about $70 for the initial supplies.
As I began my first project, I had trouble with the pieces being cut properly. My husband, who was a mold maker and engineer told me if I was serious, I had to invest in professional, quality tools. He took me to a stain glass shop and bought me a top of the line glass cutter. From that point, the work was considerably easier.
My first project was a small window frame of a hummingbird and flowers. The teacher told me not to bother cutting glass for the hummingbird's eye. "Just put a dab of solder in that spot", she said. When my project was finished, she looked at it, and seeing I had cut a tiny piece of glass for the eye, she said, "You brat. You did it anyway." She smiled and congratulated me on my finished piece.
It was a fun hobby to take up. I immediately took another short course at the glass shop near my home.

[davidklinkhammer]

Love the walk through the cemetery
I am a retired mortician looking into getting into stained glass.
Really enjoy the videos.
The more I watch
The more I’m wanting to get started….

[Sarahexplosion]

"Let's take a class this year for 2020." 😂😭

[nicolecoleman]

Working with stained glass has been a dream of mine for so many years. Thank you for posting this and breaking it down a bit. You are a cutie too!

[tiffanygagnier]

Very informative and coolest video I've seen in a long time! Love that your mixing a little tour with the info instead of sitting in a room

[sendalunar]

Stay warm my friend. Im getting into stained glass and your channel is the best for people starting out. I just ordered my kit . We'll see how it goes !!

[anitaelghandor]

I've ordered my grinder, 3 years cutting by hand, so excited

[themaywitch]

I'm brand new to stained glass and starting out from scratch. I've been watching a ton a tutorials and I'm at the point I want to start getting my kit together. Most of the info I'm finding regarding types or brands of soldering irons is geared towards soldering for electronics and not stained glass. I was wondering, when you do your equipment video if you could get specific about brands and features the soldering iron and other tools need to have for stained glass specifically? Thanks for your vids!!

[julieatkins]

❤Enjoy your videos! I’ve watched several! Yes, I want to start making stain glass projects. ThNk you for educating me about it.

[AngieMac]

Hey....So, I just paused your video to tell you that I'm so thankful I found you. While I obviously appreciate your talent and willingness to share, I wanted to also say that you are ridiculously likeable! So, thanks. Keep doing you. You do it very well. :)

[carmenive]

I’m taking my second stained glass class tomorrow. I’m really looking forward to it as I had always wanted to try it and was definitely hooked after the first class. Loved it so much I booked a private class for my sister and me. I know there’s a place in town that rents out the glass grinder. I’m thinking about doing that before I consider buying my own. The only thing holding me back right now is I’m already into quite a bit of expensive crafts/hobbies. My brain keeps going back and forth. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[saltlifegull]

I'm so hooked on your videos and feel like you're speaking directly to me. You're a great teacher, easy to follow, understandable and hit on all the right subjects. I LOVE graveyards as well, lol. I get it! Keep up the good work and truly value your advice, talent, and instruction. Friend from Florida USA

[lmhottin]

I just discovered your channel and love it. I had taken classes more than 10years ago and enjoyed it. Have done all sorts of pieces large and small. Al in copper foil. I left it some years ago and needed a video refresher. Your videos are just what I was looking for and have been so helpful. Thank you!

[davidmiller]

Closes class to me is 60 miles away.. I bought a starter kit make Christmas tree ornaments and just havent done it yet. Been doing wood work and was looking for a new challenge. Interest came from watching a colonial lantern being made

[helennahoopii]

You are very generous with your knowledge. Mahalo

[carl]

Browsing and came across you. Great work and very interesting to watch.

[leafrau]

You're seem like a super nice dude! Love your energy and your videos. =) Keep up the great work!

[kittychat]

brand new as well. Didn’t know about kits so I started buying things piece by piece. Finally got my Inland CG(thank you for the discount code) but still waiting on my soldering iron and other stuff.

[tjrez]

I really enjoy your tutorials. Nice job keep up the good work.