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Hi Jan, Thanks for your kind words, I love that you are making the projects on my channel and finding them helpful. So glad you enjoyed the spinner, and it turned out the way you wanted! The Garden Art is fun to make, and you can either do them with lead came or copper foil. I have another frog pattern I'm going to make also. Thanks for your very nice comment, it makes making these videos all worthwhile. I have always liked sharing these projects with others. So happy to hear your spinner worked out for you. Again, thanks for your comment. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Again, So nice to hear from you, glad you enjoyed the video project. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Hello! Hope all is well with you and yours. 🩷🕯🕊

Same to you and yours. Both my wife and I were under the weather most of December, we are back to 100 % and back to working on our hobbies!! Thanks for asking!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Mary, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you liked it! These are fun to make, give them a try when you have time!! Regards, Bill Stone

Thanks so much, glad you like the videos! Thanks for your comment, and so glad you are enjoying these video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Sylvia, Thanks for the kind words, so glad you like the dragonfly! Give these a try when you have time, make a great gift!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, Karen, So glad you enjoyed the project! Thanks for your comment, so nice to hear from you again!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Mary, So nice to hear from you again, all the Garden Art projects are fun to make and make great gifts. Hope you will give them a try when you have time. I have several more I'm going to do in the next couple months. Glad you enjoyed the project. Regards, Bill Stone

Appreciate your comment, I really enjoy making these. Thanks for your kind words, so glad you are enjoying the video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Teresa, Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video project! The garden art is so much fun to make, give it a try when you get time. Regards, Bill Stone

@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 I have my materials, just need space now, lol

Hi Mary, So glad you are enjoying the garden art projects. Most of them are about 4 1/2" high. The Dragonfly is about 5 1/2" wide at its wings. You can make them any size you want. Thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Glad you enjoyed it, it's fun to share these video projects with others!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, Jill, Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video project! It's been fun to share these video projects with others, hopefully when you have time, I hope you will check out some of my other videos on my channel. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, Brenda, Thanks for your comment, so glad you enjoyed the video. Have a great day, hope you will check out some of my other videos on my channel when you have time. Regards, Bill Stonr

Hi again, Yes, you need to stretch the came. I usually pull it out between 4" to 6" should be enough to get it stretch and take out any bends you may have in it. A lot of times you may purchase lead came and it comes rolled up or has been bent in half to ship it; by stretching it you get it back to straight again. Also, Stretching the came makes it stronger and easer to work with. If you have time, check out my video very first video Leaded Glass Solar Lanterns for Beginners, I made it about 2 years ago and it talks all about tools, lead came and several other things you need to know about lead came. Thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, Thanks for the comment, I'm glad these projects are inspirational for you. I have been using lead came for more than 50 years now and have always liked the way it looks oner the way copper foil looks. I have done both over the years and always go back to the lead came system. I have several video projects with copper foil you can check out when you get time. They are all Solar Lanterns which I made videos on about a year ago. Thanks for your kind words and best of luck with your projects. Again, thanks for your comment and please feel free to as me anything about these projects on my channel. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, Yes, you should always stretch your lead came. So glad you are enjoying these video projects. When you get a change check out the video Leaded Glass Solar Lanterns for Beginners and it talks all about everything you need to do leaded glass projects, with tips on tools and lead came. This was the first video I made and is about 2 years old. Again, thanks for your comment and enjoy the hobby of stained glass. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Jeannev' Thanks for your comment, the build board I use to make my projects on is called Homasote, it is used for a sound barrier in studios. You can get it at an old fashion lumber yard in a 4'x8' sheet. Can be cut with a standard saw. If you don't want to get a sheet that large you can find smaller sizes on Amazon and Delphi Glass. Check out both for the metal push pins. Try and find the pins that are 5/8" long. Again, thanks for your comment and please feel free to ask me about any of my videos. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, So glad you found my videos, since your just getting started check out my very first video called Leaded Glass Solar Lanterns for beginners. It talks about all the tools you need and supplies. Thanks for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone

HI, Thanks for your comment, you're right the spots make it a fun project. The black vinyl film is cut on a Cricut Maker cutter, and the film is for outside use so it will stay on for a long time. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

Thanks for watching!! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Regards, Bill Stone

Thanks for your comment, glade you enjoyed the video. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, I hope this finds everything good down under!! Everything is good here, had a rough December with a real bad cold and took the better part of the month to get going again. We are both up and going again. Thanks for your comment always great to hear from you. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone

@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 oh my goodness, we had the same in December & it's hot here, going in & out from hot weather to cold air conditioning 😫 3 weeks we were sick with a cold. Well I'm glad your all better & being creative again, stay safe & well, talk soon

THANKS, is that crazy, after we started feeling better, we had little to no stamina, and it made it hard to get back into the swing of things. Glad you guys are doing better now!! Stay safe. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, So nice to hear from you again, there is no real reason I put it there other than I like the way it looks. You could solder it to the petals, and it would be plenty strong. Thanks for your kind words. Regards, Bill Stone

So glad you did! I love sharing these projects. Thanks for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Mary, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. Please keep watching and thanks again for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, Thanks for your comment, so nice to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed the video. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Mary, Thanks for your comment and glad you found my channel. The Patina I use is made by Novacan. I have found that it helps to get a nice dark color on your projects you need to be sure they are super clean, I go over my projects with a Scotch Brite Pad or fine steel wool to make the lead or solder shine, then wash it with cold water in Dawn Liquid soap. Dry with clean cloth or paper towel, then apply my Patina to the project. I let it set for a couple of hours then wash it off with cold water, here again with Dawn soap. I wear gloves to keep any oil on my skin off the glass and lead and solder. I then use a glass wax and shine it up!! If you want to go the extra mile, before putting on the glass wax you can than put on Black Stove Polish, let it dry and then polish it off. If I use the polish, after its dry I go over the glass with Lacquer Thinner to remove any polish I have gotten on the glass. I use a Q-Tip to both put it on and also to clean it off the glass. If you get some time, check out my video called "How To Make Your Patina Pop" it shows the whole process. If you want to take a short cut, Patina your project, then use a spray can of flat black paint and spray a little in a small cup or the cap that comes with the paint. Ware gloves and do this outside. Don't spray Stright down, but to the side of the cap so it doesn't splash back on you. You don't need much, so don't spray too long. Apply to your project with Q-Tips. Let it dry for an hour than use Q-Tips and take off any paint that you may have gotten on the glass here again with Lacquer Thinner. It Takes a lot of Q-Tips because they get dirty fast, so keep relacing them as you clean. Let me know how you make out!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Joyce, Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed the project! Let me know how your gift projects turn out. It's been fun sharing these video projects with others, please check out some of my other videos on my channel when you have time. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Again, So nice to hear from you again, so glad you enjoyed the Garden Art, I still have several others to share with everyone. Glad your glass projects sold so good for you at your yard sale. Sorry to be getting back to you so late, I used to get notify on my email account and for some reason they stopped doing that. So, I just found about 35 comments that I need to reply to. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Mary, Good to have you back, glad you enjoyed the Garden Art projects, have several more I'm going to do so keep watching my channel. Thanks for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi , Thanks for your kind words, I hope you will check out some of my other projects when you have time. It's been fun sharing these video projects with others. Thanks for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi, Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it. I have enjoyed sharing these projects with others. I still have several more Garden Art Projects to make so stay tuned to my channel. Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Julie, So nice to hear from you and thanks for the good wishes for our family. We are all well and doing great!! Hope everything is going great for you also. So nice to get back to making these videos to share with others. Have a good one!! Regards, Bill Stone

Hi Sally, So nice to hear from you, thanks for your kind words, so glad you found my channel. please check out some of my other videos when you have time. Regards Bil Stone