Dungeon Crawler Carl's Donut 😍. Probably my favorite thing I've done.

I’ve seen this design several places so not sure who gets the credit for it…. But I was told it is by @minnesolderglass Thank you ……I did change the Ghost a little and gave it Purple 👀 🤣! I think it is spooky-cute . What do you think ?

So I created the pattern, cut the glass, ran each piece through the grinding process, and foiled each piece… now (much too late) I’ve stopped to wonder, “Will the petals fall off?”
FYI: The piece will not be hanging, instead it will be set into a wooden base.

I started interning at a stained glass shop with a water cutter and I got to finally try out recreating some album covers. I still need to tweak the cuts a bit, but already loving all the custom shapes I can now make! Would love to hear any album covers you think could work well!

Hello! I’ve been doing stained glass for about 10 months now. Took to it like water and have made a bunch of work over the last couple months. Recently I’ve been experiencing an issue with my foil sort of rippling up as I’m soldering. I suspect it is caused by over heating the foil. I was working with lead free solder which I’ve learned needs a higher temp to flow. Has anyone else experienced this? Is the solution simply to not over work an area so it doesn’t get too hot?

Thanks!

My latest stained glass sculpture! Two panels that are affixed by a square brass tube and steel square rod. The panels can even be separated!

Hi!! Little context: I’ve been making stained glass full time for about a year, I’ve made hundreds of different pieces and I feel like I have (for the most part) mastered the black patina and not getting white mold.

I’m currently working on a lampshade and it’s time to foil it, so a decision is upon me.
I’ve tried doing copper patina a few times before and I’ve hated the result lmao. But it’s been months since I last tired it and my cleaning methods have really improved in the past few months. Truth is, this design would look lovely with copper patina, I’ve watched dozens of videos on how to apply it so it looks perfect and I think I’m confident that I could pull it off, but my question is: does it age nicely?

Do you guys have any experience using copper patina and it aging somewhat nicely? I know it’s meant to oxidize a little over time, but I’m afraid it’ll end up looking horrible in a few months. Do you guys have any advice? Maybe some pictures of a piece over time? Whatever it is, I think it’ll be helpful.

Thank you!!

I finished this piece and boy did I learn a lot. For starters , she’s too big. Made cutting easier but she’s unwieldy. She’s so fragile that I’m afraid to do anything with her. Second, the pieces of the train were so thin that I used thinner foil not realizing how weak she would be. I’m still learning about strength and overall integrity as I get into trickier patterns. I enjoyed the challenge. Comments/suggestions welcome.

I got the pattern from Etsy from dArtdesignn.

I’m making a frame for four square Polaroids from some scraps and I had enough scraps to make the border twice and was wondering if I could make this 3D (ie like the side in the second photo) so that it doesn’t sit flat against the wall. I haven’t tried making anything 3D yet so not sure what I should watch out for.
Any help appreciated!

Obviously this is AI and I will definitely need to change the pattern, considering the impossible piece in the middle. Advice on how to make this cuttable? The second pic is a rough idea of what I was thinking but would still like some advice. Thank you!!

hello!! I want to try my hand at stained glass — curious if anyone could recommend a decent, budget-friendly beginner kit?

I’m ideally looking for something under $200 that includes most/everything needed except for the glass itself. I know I can’t expect super high-quality supplies for this price, but hoping for something I can reasonably put on a Christmas wishlist and still feel what it’s like to work with this medium.

links to specific products much appreciated! thank you!!

I also won’t be offended to find out that this is just not a realistic request lol. I know it’s an expensive form of art

Hello my name is Kevin and I’ve been experimenting with spirals and making soldering setups to complete pieces like this in stained glass! @kmglasswork on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook :). Thanks for viewing and have a great day :)

I am used to quilting- where small errors are a problem but can be overcome with some creative sewing. This was such an eye opener in regards to how precise I had to be. And how hard it is to be precise.

I have absolutely no idea how to solder the free edges. That is going to be a real educational experience.

A custom Christmas commission

I'm just glad the client agreed to me using the Wild Rose Wissmach for the space sky, cos I absolutely love this glass with a passion 🥰

This is a 23.5" diameter circle that will be sandwiched into a circular wooden frame. I'm seeking advice on how to reinforce the piece to ensure it doesn't sag over time. I've thought about strong wire, tinned copper wire, or a bar vertically on the back. What are your recommendations? Does it need to be reinforced?

Little fun panel for a birthday gift :)