2 session class
Monday evenings 6-9pm
September 14 and September 28
$100
No experience necessary, all skill levels welcome!
If you’ve been wanting to try stained-glass but need a shorter time commitment - this is the class for you! In this class you will make a stained-glass ornament or small suncatcher. Also makes a wonderful gift!
During this 2-session class you will learn the traditional Tiffany stained-glass method which entails cutting, grinding, foiling and soldering stained-glass. You are welcome to bring your own design or choose from several patterns created by Karen. Please limit designs to no more than 4 pieces of glass. You will be able to pick your own colors of stained-glass.
All stained-glass, materials and use of tools and safety equipment included in the price. Please wear closed-toed shoes during class.
artwork photo is for illustration purposes only - students will be able to create their own design
Karen created her sample ornament following a recent trip to the Canadian Rockies where she was awe-inspired by a three-peak mountain range, The Three Sisters
2 session class
Monday evenings 6-9pm
September 14 and September 28
$100
No experience necessary, all skill levels welcome!
If you’ve been wanting to try stained-glass but need a shorter time commitment - this is the class for you! In this class you will make a stained-glass ornament or small suncatcher. Also makes a wonderful gift!
During this 2-session class you will learn the traditional Tiffany stained-glass method which entails cutting, grinding, foiling and soldering stained-glass. You are welcome to bring your own design or choose from several patterns created by Karen. Please limit designs to no more than 4 pieces of glass. You will be able to pick your own colors of stained-glass.
All stained-glass, materials and use of tools and safety equipment included in the price. Please wear closed-toed shoes during class.
artwork photo is for illustration purposes only - students will be able to create their own design
Karen created her sample ornament following a recent trip to the Canadian Rockies where she was awe-inspired by a three-peak mountain range, The Three Sisters
