This course will teach the basics of glass cutting and grinding along with the use of copper foil and soldering. Students will learn to create a stained glass plant accompanied by a cunning snail friend. At the end of the class, students will “plant” their projects into pots to take home and enjoy. No experience in stained glass needed.

Students must wear closed-toed shoes, sneakers recommended.

This workshop will focus on small three dimensional projects. Students will learn all about three dimensional soldering, tips and tricks for constructing solid long lasting joints, and how to attach different types of hanging loops and wire.

Students must wear closed-toed shoes, sneakers recommended.

During this course students will design and create an independent project on their own. Students are encouraged to create their patterns ahead of time. Students will have access to studio tools as well 8”x8” of material per class. (You may book several classes and create a larger project). 

Our glass instructor Emily will be working in the studio to maintain student safety, set up work stations and provide occasional guidance to students. Students will be responsible for finishing their projects within the course time, and will need to sign up for an additional course if projects are not completed by the closing of class on the last day. (Emily will be available to help students with time management). The lower price point reflects that students are working independently with minimal assistance.

Students are welcome to bring bevels and gems to add to their work, as well as their own cutters, but are not permitted to bring any additional glass/tools. 

8inch and 12inch frames will be available, larger sizes can be ordered (at students expense). 

Closed Toed Shoes required, sneakers recommended.

During this course students will design and create an independent project on their own. Students will have access to studio tools as well as enough material to create up to a 6”x6” window. Our glass instructor Emily will be working in the studio to maintain student safety, set up work stations and provide occasional guidance to students. Students will be responsible for finishing their projects within the course time, and will be require to sign up for an additional course if projects are not completed by the closing of class on the last day. (Emily will be available to help students with time management). The lower price point reflects that students are working independently with minimal assistance.

Students are welcome to bring bevels and gems to add to their work, as well as their own cutters, but are not permitted to bring any additional glass/tools unless given prior approval. 

Students must have taken pattern design to attend.