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Stained Glass For Beginners

104 CQ
15 Lessons
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    6. How to Use Pattern Scissors
    A lesson with Angela Berzins
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    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.

    How to Use Pattern Scissors
    with Angela Berzins

    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.

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    7. Types of Glass for Stained Glass
    A lesson with Angela Berzins
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    It’s easy to become a stained glass geek with so many options! Angela Berzins explains how to choose glass types based on your project, skill level, and budget.

    Types of Glass for Stained Glass
    with Angela Berzins

    It’s easy to become a stained glass geek with so many options! Angela Berzins explains how to choose glass types based on your project, skill level, and budget.

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    8. Cutting Glass Pattern Pieces
    A lesson with Angela Berzins
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    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.

    Cutting Glass Pattern Pieces
    with Angela Berzins

    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.

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    9. How to Use a Glass Grinder
    A lesson with Angela Berzins
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    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.

    How to Use a Glass Grinder
    with Angela Berzins

    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.

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    10. Cleaning & Numbering Glass Pieces
    A lesson with Angela Berzins
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    It’s time to remove the dust and paper from your stained glass project pieces! Get out a bowl of soapy water, a permanent marker, a towel, and clean!

    Cleaning & Numbering Glass Pieces
    with Angela Berzins

    It’s time to remove the dust and paper from your stained glass project pieces! Get out a bowl of soapy water, a permanent marker, a towel, and clean!

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    Danialle E
    Very informative
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    Carol S
    Got a new grinder! Woot! The bit and sponge is throwing water droplets everywhere! Any trick for that or should I just get a surround?
    appreciate appreciated
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    Angela Berzins
    Hi, Congrats! I used to set up my grinder on my kitchen counter, and tuck towels into my upper cabinet doors so they'd catch the spray. If the grinder didn'y come with a splashguard (they used to) here's on on ebay right now: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Morton-Mr-Splash-Guard-for-Stained-Glass-Grinding-/141748591605?hash=item2100dfdbf5 Try it? :-) Angela
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