Have you marveled at church windows and wondered how to design stained glass yourself? This lesson will show you it’s easier than you might think!

Glass is very unforgiving; it breaks, it shatters. Learn how to score and break glass for stained glass projects that are more fun and less frustrating!

Now that you’ve drawn out your pattern pieces, it’s time for cutting glass! Learn how to set up and cut your stained glass project by tracing or a light box.

Angela Berzins demonstrates the process of burnishing copper foil to your stained glass pattern piece edges so that the solder has something to melt onto.

What are pattern shears and why should you use them when cutting out your stained glass pattern? Learn how to choose the right pair and how to use them.

Now that your stained glass project is tacked together, let’s melt some metal! Angela Berzins’ tips and tricks will make the soldering process go smoothly.

In order to execute your stained glass project, you’ll need to cut a lot of glass. In this lesson, learn about multiple styles of glass cutters.

Setting up your stained glass project correctly is just as important as the execution. Learn why jig boards and soldering flux are essential to your project.

Glass is sharp. Learn how to use a glass grinder to smooth out the edges of your glass pieces so they fit like puzzle pieces in your stained glass project.