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Stained Glass Classes
Classes fees$100.00 Plus glass cutter, grinder head, glass, lead, and solder.
$100.00 Plus glass cutter, grinder head, glass, lead, and solder.Pattern books available for purchase.$50.00 Non-Refundable Deposit required at sign-up. May be transferred twice.
Class Times Tuesday - Wednesday - Friday
11:00 am to 1:30 PM 2:00 PM to 4:30 PMClasses are once a week for eight weeks for 2 ½ hours per day for a total of 20 hours. Any time over 20 hours will be an additional $2.00 per hour.
Makin Glass & Pottery will supply oil board, breakers, runners, lead dykes, soldering iron, and flux for the first project, the student is responsible for purchasing their own oil board and flux on future projects.
Students will each have a 4 foot by 4 foot space to work. Two students per table, per session. Each student will also have a grinder and storage area for their project. Storage boxes will be provided for the students personal tools, but the box is property of Makin Glass & Pottery.
Students will learn the craft of stained glass construction. The student may chose either a leaded project or a foil project. If a student chooses to do a lead project first they may take another class for $100.00 and learn foil, or visa versa.
Students will learn the basics from the beginning drawing through the entire process.
Mosaic Stained Glass Classes
Classes fees$75.00 Plus glue and glass. Some mosaics may require a glass cutter and a grinder head.
$75.00 Plus glue and glass. Some mosaics may require a glass cutter and a grinder head.$50.00 Non-Refundable Deposit required at sign-up. May be transferred twice.
Class Times Tuesday - Wednesday - Friday
11:00 am to 1:30 PM 2:00 PM to 4:30 PMClasses are once a week for eight weeks for 2 ½ hours per day for a total of 20 hours. Any time over 20 hours will be an additional $2.00 per hour.
Makin Glass & Pottery will supply the stone, gray grout, breakers, runners, and nippers for the first project, the student is responsible for purchasing their own stone and grouts on future projects.
Students will each have a 4 foot by 4 foot space to work. Two students per table, per session. Each student will also have a grinder and storage area for their project. Storage boxes will be provided for the students personal tools, but the box is property of Makin Glass & Pottery.
Students will learn the craft of stained glass mosaic construction. If a student chooses to do a nipped project first they may take another class for $75.00 and learn the cut and grind method of mosaics.
Students will learn the basics from the beginning drawing through the entire process.
Basic Bead Making Classes
Classes fees$100.00 All materials included.
$100.00 All materials included.$50.00 Non-Refundable Deposit required at sign-up. May be transferred twice.
Class Times first Saturday of every third month. Call or check Internet for dates.
11:00 am to 2:30 PM Class is for one day only.
Makin Glass & Pottery will supply the glass, tools, glasses and kilns for the first project, the student is responsible for purchasing their own glass, mandrels, and glasses on future projects.
Students will each have a torch space to work. Two students per table, per session. Maximum of 8 students per class.
Students will learn the basics of glass bead making.
Beginning Fusing Glass Classes
Classes fees$100.00 All materials included.
$100.00 All materials included.$50.00 Non-Refundable Deposit required at sign-up. May be transferred twice.
Class Times first Saturday of every third month. Call or check Internet for dates.
11:00 am to 2:30 PM Class is for one day only.
Makin Glass & Pottery will supply the glass, slump molds, glue, fusible shelf paper, and the firing for the first project, the student is responsible for purchasing their own glass, glue, molds, shelf paper, and firings on future projects.
Students will each have a 4 foot by 4 foot space to work. Two students per table, per session. Maximum of 10 students per class.
Students will learn the basics of glass fusing. If a student chooses to do a basic fusing class project first they may take another class for $100.00 and learn the art of Jewelry Fusing.
Jewelry Fusing Glass Classes
Classes fees$100.00 All materials included. (Extra Dichroic and COE 90 available for purchase)
$100.00 All materials included. (Extra Dichroic and COE 90 available for purchase)$50.00 Non-Refundable Deposit required at sign-up. May be transferred twice.
Class Times first Saturday of every third month. Call or check Internet for dates.
11:00 am to 2:30 PM Class is for one day only.
Makin Glass & Pottery will supply the glass, glue, fusible shelf paper, and the firing for the first project, the student is responsible for purchasing their own glass, glue, molds, shelf paper, dichroic glass and firings on future projects.
Students will each have a 4 foot by 4 foot space to work. Two students per table, per session. Maximum of 10 students per class.
Students will learn the basics of glass fusing. If a student chooses to do a basic fusing class project first they may take another class for $100.00 and learn the art of Basic Fusing.
Leah Fairbanks
www.leahfairbanks.com
Floral Gardens & Special Techniques
Intermediate/Advanced glass beadmaking
Class Fees - $375.00 Plus a $75.00 Material Fee
$100.00 non-refundable deposit is required at sign-up.
In this workshop, Leah will increase your skill level and expand your knowledge of beadmaking. Some of the techniques that will be covered will include floral and cased canes, surface decorations, feathering, several different types of latticino canes and clear casing. There will be an emphasis placed on design, color blending, and precise application of surface decorations with a focus on florals, perfecting your bead shapes and refining ends.
We will be using “soft glass” in this class, Effetre glass rods from Italy. A variety of materials will be provided to experiment with including palladium, copper and gold leaf, silver foil, glass powers, multi-colored handmade frit, and dichroic glass.
Leah’s style of teaching balances demonstration with one on one attention. Throughout the workshop, students will be assisted with their individual needs.
Important Information
Projects left over 3 months, without notice from the student, will be disassembled and put into a box or bag and kept for an additional 3 months, at which time the tools will be removed and sold as used and the glass will be put into a scrap box for sale, all proceeds will go to Makin Glass & Pottery.
If Makin Glass & Pottery finishes projects that are left over 6 months, the student will be called and they may “purchase” their finished project, if they do not respond to Makin Glass & Pottery, their project will be sold as inventory.
Students are required to wear closed toe shoes and long pants. Students will take responsibility for themselves and their injuries if they choose to wear shorts and/or sandals. These injuries can be severe enough to require a doctors visit or a trip to the emergency room. Students should not eat at their work area, as glass may inadvertently be ingested.
