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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: If your art glass breaks, learn how to correct your mistakes in this free craft video about preparing glass for stained glass patterns.
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
"So, as you can see I've kind of uniformly lined up my colors here. I've got more of an orange here, orange there, there and there, and I wanted a really nice, bright yellow right here and on this side to make it match. And, as I was cutting that piece, it had its own nature, as glass sometimes does, and it broke right through the center of the piece. And, so in order to get past this, we just find us another piece in our glass and proceed to cut that. Every once in a while that will happen, it's no reason to get discouraged, you just continue and you will get your perfect piece out of here. So, I'm going to go ahead and separate me off another part of this glass. And, I'm going to go ahead and get the whole piece scored out, as such. I'll label my piece and break it out, and proceed with our butterfly."
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