The honeybees and hexagons never fail to make me happy! 😊 Beautiful work as always!

I appreciate your narration. Learning of the flexibility of the different sizes of lead to show more of the design details. Thank-you 😊

I'm from Hurricane Country and, strangely enough, some of the more ornate homes in my home town have highly ornate stained glass. After relentless hurricanes the best stained glass is now in museums and the rest...have been removed, a Hurricane Rated Window installed and the original stained glass put into a wooden frame to be appliqued to the interior window casement to safe guard the stained glass. Back when my mom was about to pull the trigger to buy a house on a tax sale back in the 70s (dad forbade her from doing it and Alabama being stuck in the 1600s she couldn't buy it without his permission even if it was her own money) ...later we found out the old ramshackle house was a Captain's Final Port. Every bit of wood was re-utilized wooden ship wood. So, teak frame, oak floors, rosewood, cherry wood and more exotics than you can name...and... the entry door had a stained glass oval on an over sized door (8 feet tall by nearly 4 feet wide, old Capt'n was a big'un) and, made by Tiffany & Co. and some of the Came was Silver, not lead. The door knobs were gold plated, the hinges were key'd (inverse and obverse inscribed hinge plates locked in a way you could only open the door in a swing not busting it down) and ornate secure English Locks all around... Mom could have had the house for less than $2k, the entry door Tiffany glass was auctioned off for nearly $3m USD, and the other stained glass in the house was also Tiffany as well. Last family member who owned it, had everything boarded it and it sat for over 30 or 40 years abandoned. Because of the woods used and the quality of the glass and doors, no one ever entered, and nothing rotted....and no termites! which is saying a lot for a house in Coastal Alabama!!!

Thank you ❤️‍🔥✨😍

Well I'll bee, that's some fine work

any suggestions for someone interested in starting to do this craft?

This is gorgeous.

Gorgeous.

Yup…..it is fantastic.

Wow you are amazing at making these beauties.

So beautiful. I’d love to be able to do that one day 🙂🫶starting to learn.

Beautiful ❤

You make it look so easy! ❤

Found you on Facebook with the shorter version videos and always wanted to see the longer versions, so delighted to come across and subscribe to your channel here.  I love watching you make these fabulous designs, and also hearing about how little, if anything, has changed in the process over the course of hundreds of years.  Like any great craftsman, you make very difficult things look easy, please continue posting your videos.

I just took a stained glass class. I don’t know if my skin can handle another class, the glass edges and shards irritated my skin badly. Seeing you handle the glass with bare hands is mesmerizing to me

Wow! That is absolutely gorgeous

Awesomeness!!! ❤

So brilliant and absolutely gorgeous.

Absolutely brilliant

I was curious about how you were going to make the eyes and watching I assumed you were not, but on the finished piece the bee had dots for eyes?