Just laid out to clean as all of it was FILTHY but so pumped about this! Everything is safely stored now lol

I’m in love with this lampshade I saw at work today. I’ve never seen one raised like this

I bought this clock years ago; it's never worked (probably just a battery needed). It fell off the wall today and broke a bit. I'm sad, but not sure if it's fixable or worth paying someone to fix. Google lens can't seem to find anything, so it might be homemade.

I really wasn't planning on making any more duckies for a while but this guy popped into my brain and I just HAD to make it 😄 sorry if the duck content has been a bit over the top lately, but they're making me happy 💜 (and quacky)

I was asked to make a stained glass panel similar to this large golden gate stained glass I made, but smaller, and I said yes. The client wants it to be 15 inches by 8inches. I said it will be $250. I’m now in the process of simplifying this design. Given the constraints how many glass pieces would you put in the design so as an artist I can still make a profit?

This is my original design btw of the Golden Gate Bridge that I am trying to sell currently but price point is too high so I’ve just been trying to make smaller artworks 🤣

Trying to summon a bit of spring- I did foil overlay on the wings this time instead of individual wing pieces, and used a little ball chain on the opposite side for texture. That was a new experience, I’ll be looking forward to the next time I can use it. Will you all post your spinners? Would love to see them.

Elbows up!

Update on the bluejay panel. Cut and grinded, about 3 hours in.

I have some powdered glass but I assume using a torch to fuse would either crack it further or destroy the tape/solder layer. I don’t have access to stained glass making tools anymore so I’m unsure how to best proceed

I'm a big fan of the GNA colorless I got to use in the center parts here; it's just what I want out of a clear glass with a bit of interest. This is overall sort of a geometric play on the wild lupine that's common around here. Feedback welcome!

Trying to get an idea on if I’m pricing an item too high or not. I have a 5”x9” project I did, based on various calculations I’ve determined the cost to be $75-90 to make a profit. But I’m wondering if that might be too high. Trying to get a better idea if that is too high or not, I feel like it is reasonable but from a consumer standpoint I can see how one might feel as if that’s high.

Hello all, really mind blown by the amazing work I'm finding here on this subreddit.
I'm starting out my stained glass journey and i had a bit of a technical issue in the beginning.

The lead came that is sold here locally is 7mm wide and the slot that the stained glass window is going to fit inside is 5mm wide, i was wondering what the best approach would be to solve this issue? would there be a straightforward way to make the lead came ''Thinner" so it can fit in the slot?

I thought of completely disregarding lead came and just sticking to copper foil and solder, and to address the structural issues that it would entail i thought of making each "square" you see on the door as an isolated piece that would be installed and elevated on it's own, meaning i wouldn't make the entire design in one piece, it would be several small pieces each supporting it's own weight.

Before going that route i wanted to get your opinion. I'm wondering if there's a much easier way to solve this issue. I hope what I'm saying is making sense, forgive my complete lack of experience regarding this 😅

please keep posting amazing stuff!

This makes a perfect a perfect soldering station! It's meant to be a coffee machine station.. it's made from silicone so it's heat resistant, it has high raised edges so it catches all the little stray solder beads and comes with a handy bumpy silicone tray (the thing on the right) to keep all your bits on! The best bit is it only cost me around £10 from amazon!

I kind of regret the choice for the top left right edge. It’s just a little too light. But otherwise, I’m pretty happy with it! Reminds me of the blood moon from where I grew up <3

Hi Everyone! I’m so pleased to announce that I’m now selling vinyl sticker patterns & digital download patterns on my site ❤️ I also am a vinyl sticker pattern print shop. If you have a pattern you would like printed out in vinyl stickers I’m your girl! For custom stained glass and sticker requests please email me at hearthappyglass@gmail.com or use the contact form on my website. I look forward to working with you all in this fantastic glassy community!

I have some nicely patterned silk fabric that I want to do something with (too many pattern ideas not enough time xD) where I sandwich the fabric between two pieces of glass like you do with dried flowers/ect. Does anyone have advice for things to do or avoid? Slightly worried about flux getting soaked up into the fabric, but figuring if I leave a bit of a gap between the fabric and the edges of the glass + am careful about fitting things together it might not be a problem?

Anyone done this before and have advice?

My last piece! I really enjoyed drawing and making this one ✨💤

Made this before work quickly for mother in law of her old boy Oscar (He always wore blue until recently)