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I Built a Stained Glass Door for my Victorian Office (EARLY ACCESS)

🕑 Added 2026-02-22 19:53:17 +0000 UTC

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Ashtimelow

Not sure if you will see this but thinking of making a hand embroidered fan art and was wondering if you have an address you are willing to give out as like to post the creations I make to the people who inspire them.

Roni Zellner

Gotta say I have been checking Patreon pretty regularly to see your next adventure. I grew up doing stained glass, it is a tedious yet rewarding hobby for sure. You did amazing especially with the renovations going on. We look forward to the next! 🤘🏻🤓

Michael McSwiney

That's absolutely amazing! Love stained glass - always wanted to try it - still may not try it after seeing your battle! *lol*

N D Lewis

I am delighted to see you back again after your video break. I had started to worry a little but understand when you revealed your remodeling. Hopefully your workshop will be easier to use now. I’m very impressed with your stained glass skills – my brother has done it for years and you made great progress in the short time you allowed for it!

Ben McAdam

Another epic project! Thanks for being transparent (ahem) about the difficulties in the process. Very keen to see the next part! 🤩 I really didn’t like the day 6/7 timelapse/montage, though. I couldn’t see what you were doing with all the fast cuts, crazy angles, crazy martinas, etc, and the music was painful. The timelapses and montages (with cool fantasy music) are a huge part of why I watch, so please tell the editor to calm down. 🙏 Good luck with restoring the warehouse! 🙂

David Talbot

That looks fantastic!

Miss Bran Bran

I remember saying “oh she is going to make a full size stained glass window soon” when I watched the first miniature stained glass (acrylic) window. But girl… you went and made a whole ass door! So impressed and inspired ❤️

Ryan

This is amazing! You both always amaze us when you choose a project and process you've never done before and the result at the end is absolute perfection. Well done, Martina!