Beginning Stained Glass
Basic Stained Glass - copper foil method - This workshop best suits the needs of beginning stained glass enthusiasts and those who want to refresh their stained glass skills while creating some new projects. Participants will be introduced to the basic stained glass terminology and skills: glass safety, preparing a project pattern, scoring and breaking out of stained glass, making a jig, grinding cut glass pieces to fit the pattern being used and to remove sharp edges, washing the glass pieces, wrapping glass pieces in copper foil, soldering the pieces together and cleaning/polishing the project. Approximately three to five small projects will be completed by most participants by the end of the workshop. Patterns and glass will be provided by the instructor. This workshop provides an opportunity for fun, fellowship, and creativity. Come and join the group!
Instructor: Marianne Rooks
Enrollment: 6
Dates: Tuesday, June 5 - July 10, 2012
Time: 6:00 - 8:30pm
Cost: $175.00
Location: Katherine Harper Hall Room 45
PLEASE NOTE: Most classes meet over multiple weeks. If space is available, instructors are often able to add new students at the second class of a multi-week class. Please contact Eric Reichard to inquire if you can join a class late. If a class is beyond the second class meeting, contact Teri Reddick to be added to the mailing list. Contact information is at the bottom of the page.
Director: Eric Reichard, 828-262-6360
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