I love the fact that she purposefully makes mistakes so she can show you how to fix them in real time? That's so much more helpful than just saying 'this could happen and you should do this'. She give explanations for her decisions and shows different tools/supplies in use. As someone watching this for the first time, I feel I've actually learned something, which is kinda amazing.
Donna is my new hero. This video shows that she's been doing this for YEARS! Her techniques are perfection. She's also great at explaining instructions. What a crafty human!
Starting a new hobby at 68, thanks to a great rummage sale find; a tote box full ofglass, tools and an Inland grinder; all for $2.00!!! I do envy her steady hands, though!!
What a ridiculously good lesson! I already feel like I could make an amazing panel now despite never touching any of the equipment in my life 😁. Thanks for the great instructions, what a master!
Ok Donna is amazing!!! I’ve watched A LOT of glass videos, this is by far the most I have learned in the shortest amount of time. She went over things no other video I’ve seen has. Thank you Donna!
Adding to the chorus - after seeing a bunch of "hobbyist" videos it is really amazing to watch a master at work. She has the steady hands and cool head to be a heart surgeon!
If you build your house by doing this, you could run into some serious challenges. The corners of the walls particularly, where the solder will run down and solidify on the floor instead of hardening at the corners.
It is not hard to do, or hard to learn. There is even a "dummies" book written by a master that you can learn so much from. I bought all my glass at this place before spectrum closed and prices skyrocketed. Owner and employees are kind and helpful.
What a master she is!!! I came to see how glass mosaics are done, and found out that is way too difficult. Donna makes it look so easy, but it's not only difficult, it's dangerous and risky at the same time; although beautiful. In her hands she makes it a piece of fine art . Thank you.
absolutely superb demonstration! This needs significantly more views! I am planning to make some stained glass panes for my new home, and Donna did an outstanding job of teaching me how to do it! 50/10! Excellent.
My husband and I are new to stain glass so we are watching binge watching youtube videos. You win the youtube soldering prize! Your technique is amazing!
I'm making a stained glass picture frame for my wife's birthday. I know it won't be as easy as you make it look, but I sure learned alot from your video! Thank you very much for posting it, you're a true expert at your craft.
Second time I've watched this over a long period of time. I enjoy watching her teach this because she's so clear, organized, and has a wonderful voice. I wonder how many times I'll have to watch before I get up the nerve to try it myself!
I like Donna very much. She is quick, professional and to the point. Some instructors in videos, speak to you at half speed, and it gets frusturating. Thanks Donna !
I have learned more useful techniques and hints in this 25 minute video than I have taking hours and hours of classes. Well done, concise and amazingly simple because the instructor understands the perspective of the novice.
I had several pieces of stained glass that needed repair and was looking for someone that could tell me how to do the basics so I could repair them. Needless to say, after watching this video I am hooked. She makes it look so easy and it is exactly that IF have the correct tools. I got a good Weller Solder Iron and 50/50 solder and the rest is history!! Thank you so much for your video.
:)...You do such beautiful work! You make it look easy...As a tradesman for 30 plus years, I know it's your years of practice that make you so good...I'm retiring, now, I've repaired giant stained glass windows in churches, here in philly, but; I would just get a piece of plexiglass and paint it, rough in the shape and caulk it. On a 25 to 40 foot wide unit. you'd never see it; but it's better than a hole...:)...Thanks for the tips on how to do it right!
I don't know how I got here as I have never had any interest in this but it is very obvious that this lady is an absolute master at this craft and a wonderful teacher. She just gives me a sense that she is a very kind and knowledgeable person.
You know how you know ..you have made a fantastic instructional video? When the viewer....thats me learnig....is afraid to take his eyes off of all the wonderful procedures.. You are fantastic...... And I am Greatful..Thank.You.
I want to thank you for your very informative video. I recently pick stained glass again after 20 years break. I still had all my equipment grinder,tools and lots of glass scraps (as everyone knows it collects). You showed a clip on cutting a deep curve by making the one main cut and then a little smaller cut etc. Well, I tried it today and boom it cut beautifully. I am watching many videos from various artists and pick up from each one. Thank you for your professionalism and ease of instruction and the tip. Good day. Joey - Brandon Florida
My grandfather did this after he retired. I have his pieces all over the house. He made everything from candy dishes to mirrors and even chandeliers. I would like to do this too. It would definitely teach patience-for sure.
Watching this so I can add mini windows to an architecture design module. (I’m still learning and just doing it for fun, so no time limit). This was helpful, thank you! The vocabulary makes a lot more sense with my metalworking background, lol. Thanks!
For years, I've been wondering how stained glass projects were made until i saw and watched your video. now, i know how. Thank you. You're a good teacher. Wish you're here and have a workshop for people who are interested to learn more. Please take good care of your hands ( coz i'm afraid it might cut you). Again, thank you. More power to you and your company.
This woman is a teacher, you can absolutely tell. She was absolutely aware of things you might wonder and solved the doubts while she worked. That is empathizing with your students or public. I hope more people would explain so neatly 😊! The only question I have is how do you apply the black patina on the solder lines, what product is it?
Wow! Excellent video! First one I’ve seen on doing this stuff and I feel so amped and ready to start learning more! Very great at explaining the reasons behind the “why you do it this way” instead of just leaving us hanging. Thank you so much!
What a talent! A remarkable skill and a valuable demonstration for everyone interested in getting started! Thanks so much for this superb contribution!
My compliments, I stayed interested the entire video and it was very educational. Normally on one of these, every time the narrator opened her mouth the vid cut away to a close-up selfie of herself instead of what she was doing... you didn't. You showed what I was interested about and did it well and knowledgeably. THUMBS UP
This is a terrific overview of panel making from start to finish. The pace of the video is just right and the steps are organized so that a novice can understand the project. Nice intro to a workshop or studio class. Thank you.
@@GhostRaskallDef Seems to me that you are not very defiant. You come across as passive and indoctrinated. Do a search for "Jordan Maxwell - Dawn of a new day" here on youtube and watch that presentation.
@@TwoFingeredMamma lolol. You assume uknow a complete stranger cuz i admire craft and you cant separate the communist indoctrinated intel you received so you fear being influenced. Im so defiant i could sit with the devil and god and take every chip off the poker table. Youre letting your fear control you. Thats why you spoke up. My defiance is way beyond the level you continue to let burden your heart... its glass sculpting... chill.
Great job Donna.....I've been doing copper foil for over 10 years now,and still going...great video's for beginners..I've been buying your supplies for years now,but I'm really sad to know they don't manufacture glue chip anymore,but I'm glad I bought a bunch before they stopped,but I use it sparingly now..thanks for keeping this hobby alive.
I think I've watched this video at least 5 times already and each time I learned something new, another reason I like you videos so much is because I'm left handed and can duplicate your moves in my head easier, thank you for taking the time to make things easier for us newbies.
I know this was made a while ago, I had to say though I enjoyed watching what was made. I used to work soldering in a factory and had to do nice straight lines, so I would maybe be ok with that.....but glass scares me silly lol. I had a bad experience as a kid and many scars later I’m scared of it! It’s the one thing I’ve always wanted to do though, I have done every sort of craft there is, apart from this. Thank you for showing how it can be done.
Wow, Donna, I'm totally amazed! How do you work with all that glass and not get cut without gloves? Also, how did you just run a straight line down the green glass in the beginning without any straight edge? More, More More! I'm going to your supply page:) Thanks for sharing your super skills. Strong teacher, outstanding demonstration.
For the straight line, it's in the shoulder. Put your pen down on the paper, then instead of moving your fingers or wrist or even elbow, move your shoulder in one swift mouvement. Don't look at your pen tip, look where you want your line to end. And practice and do warms up!
Thanks very much, I am working on panels and beginning to design patterns of my own. I appreciate your precise explanation. I look forward to seeing future updates
Great information, thank you for posting. Donna did a great job speaking clearly and including details often left out by experienced glass artists. I don't know if you're still making videos, but it would be nice if you would consider showing more close-ups of what Donna is actually doing or showing. For example, she was showing how to do score lines and the camera was looking at a different angle then where she was holding the glass. Another example is when she was talking about the wire the camera was out of focus and at an angle that the viewers could not see either the label or the actual wire. And one last example was when she lifted the piece to show the first side and the camera stayed away for her so whatever she intends us to see we could not. Anyhew, just a suggestion. Thanks again for posting, I learned lots!
That's an amazing beginner's tutorial. It's the first video I've seen on how to make stained glass and I feel very confident in beginning now! My only regret is that I think all the videos I watch after this aren't going to be as good!
Everything about your video, wow, you're a true artist! I sincerely appreciate you sharing your detailed techniques, tricks, and tools...and beyond. This video has given me the guts to restore our 100 year old diamond leadlight windows. I don't see anything about cams, however, I'm sure I can figure out that part! I solder electronics all the time and obviously very different but also quite similar. I'm just working with irreplaceable objects! THANK YOU THANK YOU!
Also, all of my windows seem to be black patina solder, or at least the repaired ones. I simply love the geometric look of our window glass, and the black solder really makes the geometric objects the focal point!
Very informative! I'd assumed there'd be H-shaped lead or something that the glass fitted into, but nope! Also, that glass cutting. Making it look so easy really highlights experience and skill right there.
AS with most highly skilled craft workers you made that look so easy, it was a pleasure to watch and a an inspiration to try and have a go, Thankyou so much for sharing it with us. Phil.
Superb video, just what I wanted. Great delivery as well. So excited to try this. I write this on 27/3/2020, after 1 week of coronavirus lockdown in UK!
Excellent tutorial! I very much appreciate you sharing your expertise with us. I haven’t done this since high school. Well into my 40’s now I have a huge desire to take this up again. Many thanks!
Thank you Donna. This was a very informative and helpful video. A lot of great information in just over 25 min. Loved all of the tips you gave and appreciated you sharing your expertise.
Thanks I've enjoyed the video. I thought I knew glass cutting, but this video has brought something in me, art and craft! Another business to think about.......
Just had a dream I was crafting a beautiful piece of stained glass that was changing its form constantly. It was like a cubist seaweed depiction. I felt good doing it. It must be a sign to try and make it
Thank you for that wonderful presentation. You are a great teacher. I listen to a lot of instructional videos; you have that undefinable gift of demeanor that makes you fun to listen to. Thank you again.
I love the fact that she purposefully makes mistakes so she can show you how to fix them in real time? That's so much more helpful than just saying 'this could happen and you should do this'. She give explanations for her decisions and shows different tools/supplies in use. As someone watching this for the first time, I feel I've actually learned something, which is kinda amazing.
Couldn't have said it better
I know nothing about stained glass construction but I get the distinct feeling here that we are watching a master at work.
SAME HERE
This lady knows what she is doing. Years of work. Excellent, obvious MASTER of your trade.
E Beaulieu she makes it look easy!
E Beaulieu I haven’t been doing that long and I’m 10,I know exactly what I am doing
@@nikadanelle9658 Well, he did pay her a compliment. It's not like he referred to her as "this broad," lol!
Donna is my new hero. This video shows that she's been doing this for YEARS! Her techniques are perfection. She's also great at explaining instructions. What a crafty human!
Starting a new hobby at 68, thanks to a great rummage sale find; a tote box full ofglass, tools and an Inland grinder; all for $2.00!!! I do envy her steady hands, though!!
You lucky bugger . whoa
Welp. yer a teenager again ...
I'm starting to learn this skill at 73 and just love this tutorial.
Never an age limit on making the world a little more beautiful
Oh wow! Lucky lucky lucky!!!!! That's amazing!
I hope you're enjoying your endeavor!
What a ridiculously good lesson! I already feel like I could make an amazing panel now despite never touching any of the equipment in my life 😁. Thanks for the great instructions, what a master!
Ok Donna is amazing!!! I’ve watched A LOT of glass videos, this is by far the most I have learned in the shortest amount of time. She went over things no other video I’ve seen has. Thank you Donna!
She's so quick, you can tell she's had plenty of practice. I wish my soldering looked that neat! Beautiful work!
It is 3am and I can't sleep and somehow I ended up on this video and I am now obsessed with stain glass making. Donna, you are a master at your craft.
Isn't technology great when you can get an education online? This is one such case!
Thank you Donna for sharing your expertise!
Adding to the chorus - after seeing a bunch of "hobbyist" videos it is really amazing to watch a master at work. She has the steady hands and cool head to be a heart surgeon!
Is this as easy as she makes it look or is she just brilliant? I have a fantasy of building my own house and doing this!
If you build your house by doing this, you could run into some serious challenges. The corners of the walls particularly, where the solder will run down and solidify on the floor instead of hardening at the corners.
It is not hard to do, or hard to learn. There is even a "dummies" book written by a master that you can learn so much from.
I bought all my glass at this place before spectrum closed and prices skyrocketed. Owner and employees are kind and helpful.
7yrs later and this is still the best class on stained glass I’ve seen 👍😄 Thank you
What a master she is!!! I came to see how glass mosaics are done, and found out that is way too difficult. Donna makes it look so easy, but it's not only difficult, it's dangerous and risky at the same time; although beautiful. In her hands she makes it a piece of fine art . Thank you.
Donna is the best. She really makes you feel comfortable working with glass, I must buy this stuff to start.
absolutely superb demonstration! This needs significantly more views! I am planning to make some stained glass panes for my new home, and Donna did an outstanding job of teaching me how to do it! 50/10! Excellent.
My husband and I are new to stain glass so we are watching binge watching youtube videos. You win the youtube soldering prize! Your technique is amazing!
I'm making a stained glass picture frame for my wife's birthday. I know it won't be as easy as you make it look, but I sure learned alot from your video! Thank you very much for posting it, you're a true expert at your craft.
Second time I've watched this over a long period of time. I enjoy watching her teach this because she's so clear, organized, and has a wonderful voice. I wonder how many times I'll have to watch before I get up the nerve to try it myself!
I like Donna very much. She is quick, professional and to the point. Some instructors in videos, speak to you at half speed, and it gets frusturating. Thanks Donna !
I have learned more useful techniques and hints in this 25 minute video than I have taking hours and hours of classes. Well done, concise and amazingly simple because the instructor understands the perspective of the novice.
The speed and skill is incredible.. she makes it look so easy, the sign of a true craftsman!
Wow she is amazing at soldering! Only a true dedicated person could ever reach that kind of mastered abilities.
I had several pieces of stained glass that needed repair and was looking for someone that could tell me how to do the basics so I could repair them. Needless to say, after watching this video I am hooked. She makes it look so easy and it is exactly that IF have the correct tools. I got a good Weller Solder Iron and 50/50 solder and the rest is history!! Thank you so much for your video.
:)...You do such beautiful work! You make it look easy...As a tradesman for 30 plus years, I know it's your years of practice that make you so good...I'm retiring, now, I've repaired giant stained glass windows in churches, here in philly, but; I would just get a piece of plexiglass and paint it, rough in the shape and caulk it. On a 25 to 40 foot wide unit. you'd never see it; but it's better than a hole...:)...Thanks for the tips on how to do it right!
I don't know how I got here as I have never had any interest in this but it is very obvious that this lady is an absolute master at this craft and a wonderful teacher. She just gives me a sense that she is a very kind and knowledgeable person.
I'm simply stunned. Donna is clearly a master stained glass worker/artist and I'd love to see her at work on a bigger project
Brilliant video. Clear instructions and lots of what looks like good advice and tips.
Thank you Donna, it was great to watch your skill in action.
You know how you know ..you have made a fantastic instructional video?
When the viewer....thats me learnig....is afraid to take his eyes off of all the wonderful procedures..
You are fantastic......
And I am Greatful..Thank.You.
I want to thank you for your very informative video. I recently pick stained glass again after 20 years break. I still had all my equipment grinder,tools and lots of glass scraps (as everyone knows it collects). You showed a clip on cutting a deep curve by making the one main cut and then a little smaller cut etc. Well, I tried it today and boom it cut beautifully. I am watching many videos from various artists and pick up from each one. Thank you for your professionalism and ease of instruction and the tip. Good day. Joey - Brandon Florida
My grandfather did this after he retired. I have his pieces all over the house. He made everything from candy dishes to mirrors and even chandeliers. I would like to do this too. It would definitely teach patience-for sure.
Watching this so I can add mini windows to an architecture design module. (I’m still learning and just doing it for fun, so no time limit). This was helpful, thank you! The vocabulary makes a lot more sense with my metalworking background, lol. Thanks!
You’re awesome, Donna! Thank you for sharing your expertise. Such a beautiful skill!
Wow, she makes it look so easy on braking those curves without damaging the rest of the piece.
Nice to see an eloquent craftsman at work.
One of the best stained glass tutorials I have ever seen! Donna is amazing!
For years, I've been wondering how stained glass projects were made until i saw and watched your video. now, i know how. Thank you. You're a good teacher. Wish you're here and have a workshop for people who are interested to learn more. Please take good care of your hands ( coz i'm afraid it might cut you). Again, thank you. More power to you and your company.
This woman is a teacher, you can absolutely tell. She was absolutely aware of things you might wonder and solved the doubts while she worked. That is empathizing with your students or public. I hope more people would explain so neatly 😊! The only question I have is how do you apply the black patina on the solder lines, what product is it?
Wow! Excellent video! First one I’ve seen on doing this stuff and I feel so amped and ready to start learning more! Very great at explaining the reasons behind the “why you do it this way” instead of just leaving us hanging.
Thank you so much!
What a talent! A remarkable skill and a valuable demonstration for everyone interested in getting started! Thanks so much for this superb contribution!
Donna is such an excellent teacher!
Excellent teacher Donna. Thanks.
only watched 3 minutes of it and i already know its gonna be done as it should. No neccesarry talking away from the subject straight to the point.
Pure genius...Practically a basic master-class. Thank you.
My compliments, I stayed interested the entire video and it was very educational. Normally on one of these, every time the narrator opened her mouth the vid cut away to a close-up selfie of herself instead of what she was doing... you didn't. You showed what I was interested about and did it well and knowledgeably. THUMBS UP
Im so glad i watched this video! Watching you just SNAP that glass apart with your hands! So much faster and easier than how i was doing it! Thanks!
Really enjoyed watching a master at work with such clear instruction, nice one Donna. I feel inspired to try some of this for myself.
Golden hands... What a skilled nice lady! Much thanks Mrs Donna.
This is a terrific overview of panel making from start to finish. The pace of the video is just right and the steps are organized so that a novice can understand the project. Nice intro to a workshop or studio class. Thank you.
The way she says dark chocolate is so cute! What a lovely accent. Great video!
This was a great class. I would have loved this in High School. Thank you Mrs. Donna!
So.... you know how to make a communist symbol now. This is a great addition to your school indoctrination curriculum. Carl Marx would be proud.
@@TwoFingeredMamma lmao. U learn techniques to create whatever you want. Lolol. Communist symbols. Lmao!!
@@TwoFingeredMamma Karl*
@@GhostRaskallDef Seems to me that you are not very defiant. You come across as passive and indoctrinated. Do a search for "Jordan Maxwell - Dawn of a new day" here on youtube and watch that presentation.
@@TwoFingeredMamma lolol. You assume uknow a complete stranger cuz i admire craft and you cant separate the communist indoctrinated intel you received so you fear being influenced. Im so defiant i could sit with the devil and god and take every chip off the poker table. Youre letting your fear control you. Thats why you spoke up. My defiance is way beyond the level you continue to let burden your heart... its glass sculpting... chill.
Great job Donna.....I've been doing copper foil for over 10 years now,and still going...great video's for beginners..I've been buying your supplies for years now,but I'm really sad to know they don't manufacture glue chip anymore,but I'm glad I bought a bunch before they stopped,but I use it sparingly now..thanks for keeping this hobby alive.
I like that she isn’t looking fir attention and just providing solid helpful information. Refreshing.
That’s is a very great point you made about using black patina and solder lines.
You are a beast with that soldering wand! Excellent craftsmanship. You make it look so easy. Thank you for this video.
Just realized I am logged into my son’s gmail. He’s batman, not I. I was slaughtered in an alley while clutching my pearls.
Awesome teacher best instructional video I've seen thanks
I think I've watched this video at least 5 times already and each time I learned something new, another reason I like you videos so much is because I'm left handed and can duplicate your moves in my head easier, thank you for taking the time to make things easier for us newbies.
Donna is an absolute badass. Cool stuff.
She makes it look so easy. I see a bunch of pinterest fails if I would try this.
Wow! Thank you Donna, you’re amazing.
I know this was made a while ago, I had to say though I enjoyed watching what was made. I used to work soldering in a factory and had to do nice straight lines, so I would maybe be ok with that.....but glass scares me silly lol. I had a bad experience as a kid and many scars later I’m scared of it! It’s the one thing I’ve always wanted to do though, I have done every sort of craft there is, apart from this. Thank you for showing how it can be done.
Wow, Donna, I'm totally amazed! How do you work with all that glass and not get cut without gloves? Also, how did you just run a straight line down the green glass in the beginning without any straight edge? More, More More! I'm going to your supply page:) Thanks for sharing your super skills. Strong teacher, outstanding demonstration.
For the straight line, it's in the shoulder. Put your pen down on the paper, then instead of moving your fingers or wrist or even elbow, move your shoulder in one swift mouvement. Don't look at your pen tip, look where you want your line to end. And practice and do warms up!
I have learned so much from watching you do this. Your experience shows, you make it look almost effortless. Thank you!
This vid is everything. Donna is a beast.
Wow! What a wonderful craftsman. You made it look so easy!
Strip cutter a great tool ♥️great teacher
thank you, I have learnt a great deal from this video. You are a great teacher
Thanks very much, I am working on panels and beginning to design patterns of my own. I appreciate your precise explanation. I look forward to seeing future updates
What a great teacher and such talent! She makes it look so easy :o Now its my turn to try and I have a feeling it wont go as smoothly XD
By far this is the best glass video i've seen yet!
Thank you for showing this to us and for letting us know just how easy it is to do!
Great demo especially appreciate showing mistakes and explainig how to correct.
Great information, thank you for posting. Donna did a great job speaking clearly and including details often left out by experienced glass artists. I don't know if you're still making videos, but it would be nice if you would consider showing more close-ups of what Donna is actually doing or showing. For example, she was showing how to do score lines and the camera was looking at a different angle then where she was holding the glass. Another example is when she was talking about the wire the camera was out of focus and at an angle that the viewers could not see either the label or the actual wire. And one last example was when she lifted the piece to show the first side and the camera stayed away for her so whatever she intends us to see we could not. Anyhew, just a suggestion. Thanks again for posting, I learned lots!
That's an amazing beginner's tutorial. It's the first video I've seen on how to make stained glass and I feel very confident in beginning now! My only regret is that I think all the videos I watch after this aren't going to be as good!
Everything about your video, wow, you're a true artist! I sincerely appreciate you sharing your detailed techniques, tricks, and tools...and beyond. This video has given me the guts to restore our 100 year old diamond leadlight windows. I don't see anything about cams, however, I'm sure I can figure out that part! I solder electronics all the time and obviously very different but also quite similar. I'm just working with irreplaceable objects! THANK YOU THANK YOU!
Also, all of my windows seem to be black patina solder, or at least the repaired ones. I simply love the geometric look of our window glass, and the black solder really makes the geometric objects the focal point!
Amazing teacher! Thank you
Very informative! I'd assumed there'd be H-shaped lead or something that the glass fitted into, but nope! Also, that glass cutting. Making it look so easy really highlights experience and skill right there.
What a wonderful teacher! Great job on quality of video all around! Thank you!
AS with most highly skilled craft workers you made that look so easy, it was a pleasure to watch and a an inspiration to try and have a go, Thankyou so much for sharing it with us. Phil.
I can’t even tell you how much I love this video. Donna, you’re a star. Thanks so much :)
This is Amazing! Donna Rocks!!
You madame, are an absolute master. You made this look incredibly easy (I know it's not). Very clear and precise tutorial! Thank you.
Superb video, just what I wanted. Great delivery as well. So excited to try this. I write this on 27/3/2020, after 1 week of coronavirus lockdown in UK!
Excellent tutorial! I very much appreciate you sharing your expertise with us. I haven’t done this since high school. Well into my 40’s now I have a huge desire to take this up again. Many thanks!
Thanks Donna very clear explication and beautiful design!
Thank you Donna. This was a very informative and helpful video. A lot of great information in just over 25 min. Loved all of the tips you gave and appreciated you sharing your expertise.
Thanks
I've enjoyed the video.
I thought I knew glass cutting, but this video has brought something in me, art and craft! Another business to think about.......
Clearly a master at her craft, fantastic information
This was mesmerising to watch. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills!
Thank you. I just picked it up after many years. Lots of great tips and great tutorial
Donna. You rock, girl.
Donna, you make it look so easy. I've always thought this would be my retirement hobby. Watching you gives me confidence I can do it.
What a wonderful instructor.
Donna no longer works there. After 25 plus years new owner let her go back in 2017. Still uses the video though.
Today I took my first class, loved it so much came to see other designs … loved your pace and details, I learned a lot. Thank you
Thank you for coming in!
Just had a dream I was crafting a beautiful piece of stained glass that was changing its form constantly. It was like a cubist seaweed depiction. I felt good doing it. It must be a sign to try and make it
Wow, what a great lady to learn from. Very professional and skilled at her art.
Thank you for that wonderful presentation. You are a great teacher. I listen to a lot of instructional videos; you have that undefinable gift of demeanor that makes you fun to listen to. Thank you again.
Thank you for such a clear and helpful tutorial! Absolutely loved this video
Wow! A privilege to watch, and learn from a nice lady.