Making This Beautiful Traditional Stained Glass Transom Window

I've just completed the making of this gorgeous leaded light transom window. With the super intricate design many hours/days went into making this one and it was a absolute pleasure!

I'm doing a little experiment with this video and I've left it quite long in duration so let me know what you think of this? Was it a boring to watch?

If your interested I'm always posting my projects on my social media channels:-

#stainedglass #glassart #handmade

Cheers 🍻

Jan
Light Leaded Designs

[neesr]

The plain "color" glass, to me, is more beautiful than all the colored glass, combined. Well done.

[weejim]

This is what YouTube should be all about. Not people just having a rant or young girls pouting at the camera. People show casing their skills. Very impressive. I’m a retired plasterer that served a 6 year apprenticeship. I started at 15 and became a tradesman at 21, a proper apprenticeship . Today you can go on a weekend training course and become a tradesman. Bravo to you sir you have an amazing skill & I hope you pass your knowledge on to a deserving young person. 👏👏👏👏

[annradermacher]

I am also loving the longer videos!!! I learn a lot watching your leading process especially the tight curves!!

[BRIANMcdaniel-ui]

Watching your process is mesmerizing! And again, that knife! Cuts like butter! Bravo and beautiful work!

[Moloch]

In answer to your query of whether or not the long format was boring, I missed most of the captions because I was too engrossed in watching what you were doing! I love the long format. Much more educational and inspiring.

[mariehampton]

Wow it takes a very special talented person to be able to have the patience and the skill for such beautiful artwork

[Marcus]

Very, very impressive. And not that I dislike the colored glass, but there's something about the plain glass - especially the gorgeous textures of the antique glass - that I love. It's classic and understated, while at the same time being rapturous. Beautiful job!!

[johannabezuidenhout]

So please to know that there are still people upholding this beautiful art well done don't stop doing it encourage the younger generations to take up this art.

[lyndioli]

What a masterpiece of a stained glass window! The textures, wow, what hard cuts and placing the cane so the seams lay just perfectly camouflaged! You are a Master of stained glass window making Sir!!!✨💞✨

[marciegouldin]

Gorgeous! You do beautiful work. Also loving the longer videos. The whole process is fascinating

[estherhuser]

Excellent craftmanship! And working with both hands...! I love to watch! Thank you...

[carltauber]

Thank you for the longer video, your content is so interesting that the longer video is a pleasure to watch. I hope, in future, you will shoot in landscape format which is more suitable to YouTube. It amazes me that you are able to work with small glass pieces without blood dripping from your hands.

[rennaehanson]

WOW!! You have given me a totally new insight into lead glass projects. I had no idea what went into making a project like this. It is absolutely beautiful! ❤❤❤

[PotatoSaladwthMarmalade]

So beautiful! There's something so serene about this piece.

[fv]

Hats off to you. I made a few back in the 80s, that are still shining brightly
😊

[rickstephens]

Looks great, I remember doing this back in junior high school in 7th grade and I enjoyed it.

[artiejohnson]

I have never seen a stain glass window made. This window is Awesome. So Beautiful. You do awesome work. ❤

[lovescs]

Perfect example of someone who has found their calling. Just wow. The attention to detail and the skills and patience to see it out

[aroe]

Incredibly beautiful. I love watching artisans work and create art from different materials. I love how you incorporated old glass as well - just gorgeous. I could watch you work all day!

[teresaclymer-flora]

All the different textures are stunning 🤩🤗