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Cleaning Glass for Stained Glass Patterns
Numbering a Stained Glass Pattern
Lying Glass on Stained Glass Pattern
Tracing Patterns on Art Glass
Removing Extra Glass from Stained Glass Pieces
Using a Toyo Pencil Grip Glass Cutter
Using Breaking Pliers to Cut Glass Pieces
Scoring Glass for Stained Glass Patterns
Cutting a Paper Pattern for Stained Glass Projects
Using Grozers on Art Glass Pieces
Tips for Scoring Art Glass Pieces
Conserving Art Glass Tips
Picking Art Glass Pieces for Stained Glass Patterns
Preparing Art Glass for a Ring Saw
Cutting Glass with a Ring Saw
Fixing Art Glass Mistakes
Marking Glass Art Pieces for Grinding
Marking Dark Glass Art Pieces for Grinding
Preparing Glass Pieces for Grinding
Grinding Art Glass Pieces
Laying Glass Pieces in Stained Glass Patterns
Summary: Interested in making stained glass projects? Learn how to lay out glass pieces on patterns in this free video about preparing art glass for stained glass crafts.
Anna Comly started doing stained glass in early 2001, learning from an expert of already 15 years. She is skilled in design and construction of leaded windows, repair of damaged leaded...read more
"Hello. We have just marked our pattern and we're going to get started with the cutting of our glass. We've got our brush handy so we can make sure that our light table has no fractured pieces of glass or shards of glass on it. We don't want it to break our other pieces. And so there are a couple of different ways that you can cut your glass from your pattern. I'm going to save one of our patterns to put on our assembly board when we get ready to assemble our pieces. For this particular method, I'm just going to go ahead and lay the piece of glass on top of the pattern. We've already selected our glass, I'm going to use a green, a purple, and an orange, and possibly some of this multi-colored, if you can see that right there. So, I'm going to start with the body first of this butterfly. And you want to look and find the particular piece of glass that you want to have on your piece of finished glass. So I centered that exactly how I want it, and now it's time to start cutting."
eHow Article: Lying Glass on Stained Glass Pattern
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