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Stained Glass For Beginners
104 CQ
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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.
with Angela BerzinsIn 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.
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Out with bad habits and in with the good! Artist Angela Berzins shows how to hold multiple types of glass cutters the right way for efficient glass cuts.
with Angela BerzinsOut with bad habits and in with the good! Artist Angela Berzins shows how to hold multiple types of glass cutters the right way for efficient glass cuts.
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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!
with Angela BerzinsGlass 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!
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When embarking on a stained glass project, always start with a pattern. Discover where to find patterns and how to make a copy to cut out and use.
with Angela BerzinsWhen embarking on a stained glass project, always start with a pattern. Discover where to find patterns and how to make a copy to cut out and use.
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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!
with Angela BerzinsHave 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!
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Ida-Iliana R
Thank you for explaining the best way to hold a cutter!
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Brooke C
It feels like I have to push really hard on my glass cutter to score the glass is that normal?
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Angela Berzins
Hmm..if you're using a pencil grip, then pushing 'really' hard or having hands that shake is not necessary. Try standing up when you cut, to get shoulder pressure to lean down into the wheel. Or, use your other hand to wrap around the other (thumb on top) to gently push down. See if those tips work. It does take practice to get consistent pressure and consistent scores that break successfully, every time. Let me know if this helps? Thanks! Angela
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Sharon D
you make this stuff very clear and easy.
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Angela Berzins
Thanks a lot! If you ever have any questions, I'm here. :-)
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