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Part of the video series: How to Make & Display a Stained-Glass Window

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Summary: Create beautiful stained glass art with expert tips on safety when making a stained glass window hanging in this free video series.

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Penny Safranek Penny Safranek has been creating her unique style of stained glass dating back from her time on the Hudson River in New York since the 1970s. The disjointed s... read more

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How to Make Stained Glass Safely

Yes, and as we continue with cutting glass to fill in our panel our background I want to give you a safety tip because sometimes as you're cutting, the glass can spray from a cut. So safety glasses are recommended for beginners and gloves are nice, too, if you have a manicure especially but there are times when your hands are liable to get cut. So in the beginning gloves and glasses are a very good thing to keep you from getting too many cuts. See actually we can also leave holes in here. This is my special style called holy glass. So that the light actually comes through and gives you even another layer of scintillation. And you just play with this again until you say oh that's, that's what I like.

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