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Soo funny Miss Mary always knows when it’s time to go She tells you 😂❤️ Patricia

Thank you, Barb, for posting these videos. They are very helpful!

NICE JOB ED. SUCH PRETTY GLASS.

In which program did you create this design?

Good work but I prefer the tap method.

That Sound. Wow. Silversnit 2000.Spectrum Oceanside Glass eh...

You make this look so easy.

Cheer~~a hard, brittle substance, typically transparent or translucent, made by fusing sand with soda, lime, and sometimes other ingredients and cooling rapidly. It is used to make windows, drinking containers, and other articles.😊

hey, this is a good learning video on camera/videoing. I learned alot just watching you set up the camera. being a newby youtube channel myself

Re-run watching - and loving it! (Been cutting glass already today - so this is helpful.

The snap from those running pliers was CRISP! It sounded like the closing of a chain link fence, and that’s WILD!

Hey, this is Pauline. I guess I’m watching the rerun.😊❤❤

You say to wait until after the show to click on links you post. How do we get to those links? They are no longer "live". I have to write it down and try to type it in, not always easy to do.

Hey, this is Pauline. I guess I’m watching the rerun.😊

I wish I lived closer. You are the best teacher and I have picked up so many tips from you. Thanks.

I have never seen this wow it’s actually amazing how you can break that and not get hurt!

Wow. I tried to patina thick 1/4 lead came with Novocan and it didn't readily darken. I'll try to clean it better.

So you pull the glass down a little to break the attraction of glass molecules, and then the snipper will break it all the way. Wish my stained glass teacher had told us this..

Well....I need know how to do that😅😅 thanks for showing😮😮

I need that atop my little round table next to my sit’n (rocker) chair…. yeah, my first cup of coffee is always a bit too full! 😁

very Good.Eng M,R,Jangi Nejad

I’ve been missing these Monday nights because my 10 yr old granddaughter plays softball but I should be back soon! I just want to thank Karen Mills for the membership. Thanks so much!

Just a suggestion, on lead use Olic acid instead of Ruby for your flux. It does not sizzle and cause bubbles in the solder plus it's what the old German masters used. Also, you can not beat a 200 watt American Beauty iron with a Paragon tip.

Very informative. If I didnt have an amazing teacher I would have wished to have this info.

I miss working with glass. Fun Fact: I got a tooth ground while awake and the smell of the dust was almost exactly the same as the glass dust from grinding.

You messed up

Reminds me of Youghi 1137 SP

The way Ed cuts glass 😮

LOVE THA WAY YOU EXPLAIN THINGS THANKS ED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chic fil a definitely has the drive thru game figured out.

I've napped glass for "arrowheads", but this is magical fineness.

I tinned seams on a lamp shade and now no matter what i cant bead a seam - the solder wont stick , i tried new flux , heat up heat down - any ideas anyone?