What Materials are Needed for Stained Glass Sun Catchers

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Part of the video series: How to Make a Sun Catcher Out of Stained Glass

Summary: Copper foil, patterns, glue and hooks are necessary items for creating the perfect stained-glass sun catcher. Learn more in this free video series.

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Allison Klinger Allison Klinger works at Western Art Glass and has 9 years of experience working with stained glass art. She has also taught hundreds of students how to make... read more

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What Materials are Needed for Stained Glass Sun Catchers

On behalf of expertvillage.com, my name is Allison from Western Art Glass. I'm going to be talking about the tools needed to do copper foil or stain glass so check it out. First, thing you are going to need eye protection at least never doubt that your eye are very vital. So anyway wear something on your eyes and the other things you need, you need glass cutters. There are different types of glass cutters and what changes are just the grip, so whatever is comfortable with you. This is the pistol grip, this is a pencil grip. I prefer to use the pencil grip. So you have cutter, you have pliers, and what are called gross breaking pliers. These are called running pliers, we have pattern shears, your foil is going to take up some space on your glass and so it has a groove here for that allows the foil to take up. You are going to need some wire cutters. These are little bit different; these are called lead dice they call lead. You need some sharpy's and I prefer a pencil and a eraser. You need to erase a lot. You can tell by the shape of my eraser so you don't use a pen, keep the Sharpie. You are going to need a razor blade, soldering iron, temperature control, some regular scissors, some gloves, and I like to work on dry wall. It is cheap, inexpensive and it is disposable. So in the next step, I'm going to show you what to do with some of these tools so check it out.

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