In this workshop you can learn the basics of leaded stained glass. 

We will go through: -The technique of cutting glass-Choices of subject and design-Cutting the different pieces of glass-Leading-Soldering-Cementing, polishing, and finishing your project. We will complete a simple leaded panel approx. 17cm, made of up to 10 pieces of glass. We'll go through from beginning to end in two days, which means it will be an intensive, but lovely, experience!​All tools, equipment and consumables provided. 
What to bring : Please wear comfortable clothing in layers. The process can get mucky, so please bring a smock or work apron!​  Closed-toed shoes are required, and socks are advised.  Bring a pencil, pen and paper for notes -- and a pack lunch! As we'll work with lead, this course is not suitable for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

On this weekend workshop (1.5 days of hard and fun work) you will learn the bacis of glass painting applied to assembling a small panel using 0the copper foil technique. Note that, if you are a complete beginner, we'll be working with pre-cut shapes and pre-designed images.  This workshop will give you an idea of the whole process involved on the making of a piece of traditional stained glass with painted elements.  On the first day we'll go through the basis of cutting glass and we'll introduce you to the ancient art of glass painting. At the end of the class, all our painting samples will be fired to be ready for next day. The second day we'll learn how to foil the fired pieces and how to solder them to complete our very unique painted stained glass suncatcher.  Saturday: 10am-4pmSunday: 10am-1pm Photos attached are an illustration of the technique. As we'll work with lead, this course is not suitable for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

On this two day course you will learn the basics of fusing glass, including:

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• What is glass fusing

• Compatibility

• Devitrification

• 6mm Rule

• Thermal Shock

• Firing Schedules

Over the weekend you will produce a range of small projects and a slumped dish.

In this workshop you can learn the basics of leaded stained glass. 

We will go through: -The technique of cutting glass-Choices of subject and design-Cutting the different pieces of glass-Leading-Soldering-Cementing, polishing, and finishing your project. We will complete a simple leaded panel approx. 17cm, made of up to 10 pieces of glass. We'll go through from beginning to end in two days, which means it will be an intensive, but lovely, experience!​All tools, equipment and consumables provided. 
What to bring : Please wear comfortable clothing in layers. The process can get mucky, so please bring a smock or work apron!​  Closed-toed shoes are required, and socks are advised.  Bring a pencil, pen and paper for notes -- and a pack lunch! As we'll work with lead, this course is not suitable for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Day One: During this Weekend Immersion Workshop in classical mosaic techniques we will start with a short overview of the various methods, approaches and possibilities of mosaic making. We will then consider the tools, substrates and materials used for mosaics before focusing on the classical mosaic techniqes of the art including the 'rules' of laying and andamento, the idea of the internal flow or movement of the tesserae. You will then make a small practice piece to become familiar with these concepts before you begin work on your own 25cm square mosaic using the direct method with glue.

In this workshop we will be using vitreous glass and Winkelman’s unglazed ceramic tiles and you will choose from a selection of pre-prepared templates based on ancient designs or one of your own to which you can apply the same classical 'rules'.

Day Two: You will continue working on your plaque with the aim of completing your mosaic. The work will need time to dry so the workshop will end with a grouting demonstration and you will take home a small bag of grout and instructions to finish the mosaic at home.

What’s included: Tools and equipment, ceramic and vitreous glass tiles, bases, adhesives and course notes.

What to bring: An apron or big shirt and a shallow box to take your work home. There will be tea, coffee and wrapped biscuits on offer throughout the weekend but due to Covid, it is recommended that you bring your own travel mug.

On this weekend workshop (two intense days of hard and fun work) you will learn the basis of glass painting and you will assemble a small panel with the copper foil technique.

Note that, if you are a complete beginner, we'll be working with precuted shapes and pre designed images. 

This workshop will give you an idea of the whole process involved on the making of a piece of traditional stained glass with painted elements. 

 On the first day we'll go through the basis of cutting glass and we'll introduce you to the ancient art of glass painting. At the end of the class, all our painting samples will be fired to be ready for next day. The second day we'll learn how to foil the fired pieces and how to solder them to complete our very unique painted stained glass suncatcher.  Saturday: 10am-4pmSunday: 10am-1pm  On the first day we'll go through the basis of cutting glass and we'll introduce you to the ancient art of glass painting. At the end of the class, all our painting samples will be fired to be ready for next day. The second day we'll learn how to foil the fired pieces and how to solder them to complete our very unique painted stained glass suncatcher.  Saturday: 10am-4pmSunday: 10am-1pm 

Saturday: 10am-4pmSunday: 10am-1pm

Day One: During this Weekend Immersion Workshop in classical mosaic techniques we will start with a short overview of the various methods, approaches and possibilities of mosaic making. We will then consider the tools, substrates and materials used for mosaics before focusing on the classical mosaic techniqes of the art including the 'rules' of laying and andamento, the idea of the internal flow or movement of the tesserae. You will then make a small practice piece to become familiar with these concepts before you begin work on your own 25cm square mosaic using the direct method with glue.

In this workshop we will be using vitreous glass and Winkelman’s unglazed ceramic tiles and you will choose from a selection of pre-prepared templates based on ancient designs or one of your own to which you can apply the same classical 'rules'.

Day Two: You will continue working on your plaque with the aim of completing your mosaic. The work will need time to dry so the workshop will end with a grouting demonstration and you will take home a small bag of grout and instructions to finish the mosaic at home.

What’s included: Tools and equipment, ceramic and vitreous glass tiles, bases, adhesives and course notes.

What to bring: An apron or big shirt and a shallow box to take your work home. There will be tea, coffee and wrapped biscuits on offer throughout the weekend but due to Covid, it is recommended that you bring your own travel mug.