Classes & Events Calendar :

Instructor: Roy Kapp

Approx. Material Cost: Depends on project

Experience Required: Students must have previous fusing experience, such as a beginning fusing class like Fusing Is Fun or Beginning Fusing: 101.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Not sure at what temperature to best slump your glass project? Then this informative and hands-on class is just for you. Topics will include how glass reacts to temperature, how different styles of molds require different temperatures, how glass thickness affects the slumping process and many others. Students will have an opportunity to make a fused piece that will be slumped at a later date by the instructor. Students will be encouraged to create their own slumping schedules based on their fused piece and type of slump desired. Slumping schedules for drop rings, floral formers, ceramic and stainless steel molds will be covered. This is a great opportunity to try a new mold and slumping technique. Students will have access to a variety of different slumping molds for use in class.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: An outline and printed fusing schedules will be provided. Use of our grinders, saws and slumping molds.

Additional Tools & Materials: Students should bring glass for projects. Pen/paper for notes, glass cutting tools

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: None

Experience Required: Previous flameworking experience is highly recommended but not required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Expand your skills and learn about the exciting world of marbles. Students will learn the basics of making a marble using soft glass and steel punties. Topics will include proper annealing and different designs and methods. Marbles will be made with Italian 104 COE glass rods using Carlisle torches. Some previous flameworking experience is highly recommended. All materials are included.

Safety: Please do NOT wear open toed shoes or sandals. Long pants are recommended but not mandatory. Natural fiber clothes are best, cotton, linen, etc. Long hair should be tied back. Safety glasses must be worn, glasses are provided in class if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Each student will have the use of a complete workstation including: Carlisle torch, hand tools, steel punties and 104 COE glass rods. Safety glasses will be provided.

Additional Tools & Materials: None

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Depends on choice of pattern, glass, base or wiring

Experience Required: Have taken a beginning stained glass class, and have made some panels in the last year or two

Type of Class: Lecture and demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Create a beautiful stained glass lamp for your home or as a gift. Panel lamps are fun and easy to create with only a little copper foil experience. Students will learn to select the proper pattern, size, glass and base/wiring. Get advice on the best glass to use for your lamp style as well as lamp base recommendations. We’ll provide tips for easy assembly, wiring, and more.

Safety: Please do not work with solder or lead if you are expecting. Open toed shoes and sandals are not recommended when cutting and handling glass. Safety glasses are recommended when cutting and grinding glass.

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our grinders and saws

Additional Tools & Materials: Your own glass tools and supplies
Selected during class: pattern, glass, foil and matching patina, vase cap, spider, or crossbar, base or wiring

See the cancellation policy.

Art a la Carte Class   [what's this]

Create your own charm bangle in this fun two-hour class.  Make unique charms out of pure silver for your bracelet.  Students will learn how to work with silver clay and design 3 to 5 charms.  This is a great class for friends and family to spend some quality time together or come alone and meet new friends. Come be encouraged to explore and express the hidden artist in all of us. We provide everything that you need to be successful, including supplies and artistic instruction. All you need to bring is the beverage of your choice.
Ladies night out, birthday parties, bachlorette parties; let us schedule a private party for you and your guests. Contact [email protected] to request an event.     

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Make a 10 in. dinner plate completely out of fused glass! Students will lay out a design in glass (we will fuse it for you), then return in a week or so to pick up the finished plate, or have it shipped to you for an additional $5. Students may choose to make additional plates for around $28 each, to be fired on a “space available” basis.

Safety: Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.

Tools & Materials Included: 10 in. clear fusible glass disc, Fusible glass frits, stringers, etc. as needed. Use of our spoons, brushes, and tweezers.

Additional Tools & Materials: Please bring your own pattern ideas, drawings, or photos for a 10 in. circle. We will have paper available for drawing designs.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Create a unique bowl with a custom shaped drop ring. Students will learn how to make fiberboard molds; one for casting glass and one for dropping the glass through. Fuse glass with frit, confetti and stringers to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art! No experience is necessary. The bowl will be fused and slumped after class and is usually available one week after class. Pieces can be mailed for a small fee.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our frits, confetti, and stringers

Additional Tools & Materials: Paper and pen for notes - optional

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: $100+

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Students will be taught the lead came method of stained glass, including safety, types of glass, patterns, cutting, grinding, cutting cames, soldering, cleaning, and framing. Tools and materials are extra.
NOTE: You may want to bring a snack/ lunch for an optional lunch break.

Safety: Please do not work with lead or solder if you are expecting. Do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety Glasses are required, provided if needed

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our grinders and saws, plywood layout board (for class use)

Additional Tools & Materials: Beginner Lead Start-Up Kit (item #4061) or the equivalent tools (glass cutter, breaking pliers, soldering iron, lead nippers, glazing hammer, horseshoe nails, lead knife) Or: #4060 Ultimate Lead Tool Kit or equivalent (lead nippers, glazing hammer, horse shoe nails, lead knife) and Deluxe Stained Glass Tool Kit (#69100) or equivalent (glass cutter, breaking pliers, soldering iron)
#2404 Fid, if your kit does not have one
Glass for your project - cathedral or wispy only, you may want to purchase extra glass - contact store staff for more info if needed. Came - #5604 3/8 in. zinc
NOTE: Students should purchase a kit or tools, glass and came before the day of the class if possible. Please ask for free class pattern when selecting glass.

See the cancellation policy.

In early Summer Delphi we host the Fusing Forum store event. This is a day dedicated to the exhilarating art of fusing. Each year we feature 3-4 technique specific sessions that cover tips for beginners, inspirational ideas, as well as something for those already skilled in the craft. Join us for this FREE one day event and experience the excitement of creating fused glass art.

One-Day In Store Savings! During the event you can save big on a mix of products on sale for one day only. Details on actual sale items will be announced closer to the event date.

Come and get inspired at this one day special event!  Event details with specific presentation topics will be posted during the month the event runs.

Stay informed on all Store Events and Classes, sign up for store emails. Select the "Store Events & Classes" option.

FREE Event. No Registration Required.

Learn from these FREE presentations: 

• Deep Bowls
• Strip Construction
• Pocket Vases and Fiber Paper Detail
• Stump the Staff - bring in your fused mishaps to share and discuss

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Basic cutting experience is recommended but not required. No fusing experience required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: This class is an introduction to basic fusing vocabulary and techniques. Learn basic techniques for fusing, including jewelry and home décor. Discussions will include glass types, kiln use and molds. Learn about glass compatibility and firing temperatures for fusing and slumping. Topics will include safety and firing schedules. Students will make a 4 in. tile and fused pieces for jewelry.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Fusible glass for projects

Additional Tools & Materials: Paper and pen for notes – optional

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Steena Gaut

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: This is a beginning class to learn how to work with liquid acrylic enamels, powder enamels, and water color enamels. Glassline and Milton Bridge pens and Pebeo paints will also be covered in this two-hour class. Students will also learn special techniques using sgrafitto and wet-packing. Students can make two projects that will be fused at a later date at our location and picked up or can be shipped for a small fee.

Safety: Delphi recommends that you do not wear sandals or open toed shoes when cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.

Tools & Materials Included: Glass, Enamels Use of tools

Additional Tools & Materials: Paper/pen for notes

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Depends on project

Experience Required: Have taken a beginning stained glass class

Type of Class: Demonstration and project

Class Description: If you have taken a beginning stained glass class and would just like a little help improving your skills, this class is for you. You can complete a larger, more complicated project, or get help trouble-shooting an unfinished project. Topics include a brief review of basic techniques including faster cutting and soldering, modifying or enlarging patterns from books, working with bevels, and basic repair.
NOTE: Students should bring their project to the first week of class. Panel size is limited to 20 in. x 20 in.

Safety: Please do not work with lead or solder if you are expecting. Closed toe shoes are preferred when cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses should be worn, will be provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our grinders and saws

Additional Tools & Materials: Your own glass tools and supplies
Pattern for your project
Supplies for your project

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: In this 2½ hour class students will be taught basic stained glass construction including cutting, foiling and soldering. Create a stunning heart shaped suncatcher with a bevel center. Great for beginners!

Safety: Please do not work with solder or lead if you are expecting. Closed toe shoes are preferred when cutting glass. Safety glasses should be worn, will be provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: All supplies for the project
Use of our grinders

Additional Tools & Materials: Pen/ paper for notes - optional

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost:
Included
 
Experience Required
No fusing or glass experience necessary.
 
Type of Class
Demonstration and hands - on projects
 
Class Description:
Make fabulous fused glass jewelry for yourself or for a gift in this 4-hour fun class. 
Learn how to design, layer, and fuse decorative glass in a jewelry casting mold.  Each student will have the use of their own table top kiln. All aspects of the fusing process will be discussed as well as suggestions on jewelry findings and types of adhesives. Each student will make 2 rings and 2 pairs of earrings. No fusing or glass experience is necessary.  All materials are included.
 
Safety:
Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.    
 
Tools and materials included:
Fusible 90 COE glass and frit.
Dichroic glass
Use of glass cutting tools and
Jewelry findings to finish 2 rings and 2 pair of earrings.
 
Additional Tools & Materials:
Optional: Pen and paper for notes.
 
Tuition:
$60     4 Hrs. 
 
Class start:
10am – 2pm  (1hr lunch @approximately 12:30-1:30pm)
 

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Learn the direct mosaic method while you make a unique piece of art for your home. Discover the technique to make great mosaic projects like trivets, flowerpots, picture frames, or tabletops. Learn simplified cutting methods, gluing and grouting application. Also, learn tips on designing or modifying patterns. Students will work on a flower pot, picture frame or small piece of plywood in class. All materials and use of tools are included.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if handling glass. Safety glasses should be worn when cutting glass, will be provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Students have a choice of a flower pot, picture frame or plywood.
Mosaic materials (glass pieces, glass globs, glass tile and ceramic tile), glue and grout for project are included. Use of our grinders and saws.
Use of our mosaic nippers

Additional Tools & Materials:
Optional: Your own mosaic tools, glass cutting and breaking tools
You may bring your own mosaic material; glass, tiles, stones, shells, broken pottery, etc.

See the cancellation policy.

Create a fun and highly unique multi-color design in a wine bottle. Learn a new modern technique of a two stage etch creating a unique appearance relief lettering. In this class we will take a wine bottle and sandcarve two images creating depth with raised lettering. After the design is etched we will enhance the raised lettering with a 2-step paint process. A section of the artwork will be spray-painted, and another section will be hand painted creating a distinctive design. This will create a unique effect using spray and enamel paints.
 
We will go through creating the artwork and photoresist film required for this design.  The class will cover painting techniques to create multi depth and multi paint effect. Every student will paint the image in a 2-step process of spray paint and hand painting. The results are a stunning project that will be a conversation starter. This technique of multi-level relief sandcarving can be achieved on your own projects.
All materials are included in this fun and informative class.

Liz Haas is an instructor for Rayzist Photomask Inc., the world's leading manufacturer of sandcarving equipment and photoresist films.

Instructor: Val Oswalt-De Waard

Approx. Material Cost: $10

Experience Required: No previous flameworking or glass blowing is required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Create custom blown glass ornaments the simple way. Making custom glass ornaments is easy with Glaskolben pre-blown clear glass cylinders with blow pipe ends. These ornaments have the look reminiscent of traditional European artisans. Students will use a Hot Head torch and MAPP gas to create several ornaments. Use 90 COE frits and stringers to customize your holiday decorations. No previous flameworking or glass blowing experience is required. All materials are included except for MAP/Pro gas.

Safety: Please do NOT wear open toed shoes or sandals. Long pants are recommended but not mandatory. Natural fiber clothes are best, cotton, linen, etc. Long hair should be tied back. Safety glasses must be worn, glasses are provided in class if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Each student will have the use of a complete workstation, including torch, hand tools and glass. Glaskolben pre-blown clear glass cylinders Glass frit Safety glasses will be provided.

Additional Tools & Materials: Students must bring 1 tank of MAP/Pro gas - (Delphi does not sell). Available at most hardware or big box home improvement stores.

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Val Oswalt-De Waard

Approx. Material Cost: $12

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Come try beadmaking in this 3 hour beginner workshop. This class will provide an overview of glass beadmaking using a torch. Turn glass rods into glass beads in this hands-on introduction to beadmaking. All materials and use of our torches are included in this fun and informative warm glass experience.

Safety: Please do NOT wear open toed shoes or sandals. Long pants are recommended but not mandatory. Natural fiber clothes are best, cotton, linen, etc. Long hair should be tied back. Safety glasses must be worn, glasses are provided in class if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Glass rods, use of mandrels and torches, hand tools

Additional Tools & Materials: MAP/Pro gas: one pound yellow can Sold in hardware or big box home improvement stores - Delphi does not sell this!

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Beadmaking 101 class.

Type of Class: Lecture, demonstration and hands-on

Class Description: Take it a step further with Beadmaking: 102. Add to your skill base learning how to pull and use one and two color stringers to make dots and flowers. Try a variety of hand tools for stretching, shaping and mashing.

Safety: Please do NOT wear open toed shoes or sandals. Long pants are recommended but not mandatory. Natural fiber clothes are best, cotton, linen, etc. Long hair should be tied back. Safety glasses must be worn, glasses are provided in class if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Glass rods, use of mandrels and torches, hand tools

Additional Tools & Materials: Map/Pro gas canister. MAP/Pro can be purchased at your local hardware store or big box home improvement store.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: No fusing or glass cutting experience necessary.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Students will learn how to fuse glass gems while working with an 8 in. table-top kiln. Glass compatibility, firing schedules, and annealing will be covered. Students will work with fusible glass combined with glass stringers, frit, and dichroic glass, along with fusing decals, fine silver wire, and more. Finishing techniques will be covered including shaping, fire polishing and how to use the jewelry bit and drill bits.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Fusible 90 COE glass for several gems,. Dichroic glass Use of glass cutting tools, glass nippers. Use of our grinders and saws.

Additional Tools & Materials: Optional: Pen and paper for notes, your own glass cutting tools, extra Dichroic glass.

See the cancellation policy.

Create a unique double image design on a vibrant metal tumbler. Use the bright color of the metal tumblers to accent your design. In this class we will sandcarve a pattern around the tumbler removing the powder coated surface and add a paint fill. Then we will create an overlay by adding another image. The second image will be sandcarved and paint filled. We will use spray paints to create a contrast appearance. The double image will be an overlay creating a unique design. We will go through sandcarving techniques for powder-coated surfaces and painting techniques. Your creation will be a beautiful vibrant etched piece.
All materials are included in this fun and informative class.
Liz Haas is an instructor for Rayzist Photomask Inc., the world's leading manufacturer of sandcarving equipment and photoresist films.

Instructor: Val Oswalt-De Waard

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects. Students make a fused glass bracelet, fused glass plate and a tile or coaster.

Class Description: In this extensive three day class, students will learn the basics, including glass compatibility, kiln preparation and operation, fusing, slumping and annealing. Sample many of the current fusing products available, including frits, stringers, confetti, and Dichroic glass. Students will also learn to create exciting, unique effects with simple layout methods and tools.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our tools for the class. All materials (including fusible glass) provided.

Additional Tools & Materials: Paper/pen for notes- optional. Students may want to bring their own glass cutting tools.

See the cancellation policy.

Art a la Carte Class   [what's this]

Create a beautiful glass mosaic that can be hung on the wall or displayed in a stand.  Break, nip and place pieces of colored art glass to fill the image and bring your artwork to life.  This is a great class for friends and family to spend some quality time together or come alone and meet new friends. Come be encouraged to explore and express the hidden artist in all of us. We provide everything that you need to be successful, including supplies and artistic instruction. All you need to bring is the beverage of your choice.
Let us schedule a private party for you and your guests. Contact [email protected] to request an event.

Approx. Material Cost: None

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: This 1½ hour class will show you how to cut any glass like a pro. Your instructor will demonstrate the standard technique for using any of several “pencil shaped” cutters, and how to use other popular types of cutters, including the pistol grip and Thompson grip cutters. Students will receive samples of glass, and try several different types of cutters.

Safety: Safety glasses should be worn when cutting glass. They will be provided if necessary.

Tools & Materials Included: All materials and use of our tools

Additional Tools & Materials: Students may want to bring their own glass cutter, breaking/grozer pliers, running pliers and safety glasses.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: $200+

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Students will be taught the basic copper foil method, including safety, types of glass, patterns, cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, cleaning, patinas, and framing.
NOTE: You may want to bring a snack/lunch for an optional lunch break or you may go out to get lunch.

Safety: Please do not work with solder or lead if you are expecting. Closed toe shoes are preferred. Safety glasses should be worn (will be provided if needed).

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our grinders and saws

Additional Tools & Materials: #6980A Ez-Pro Stained Glass Start-Up Kit OR #6992 Premium Start-Up Kit OR #69100 Deluxe Stained Glass Took Kit #2404
Fid, if your kit does not have one
Glass for your project - cathedral or wispy only, you may want to purchase extra glass – contact store staff for more info if needed.
Came - #5606 ¼ in. zinc, or # 5613 ¼ in. copper, 1-6 ft. piece
NOTE: Students need to purchase kit, glass and came before the day of class. We have free patterns for the class. Please ask for one for your glass selection.

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Steena Gaut

Approx. Material Cost: $10

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Students will learn how to apply and manipulate enamels on copper surfaces. The first week, tools/equipment will be demonstrated and each student will make small jewelry pieces. The second week, decorative home décor pieces will be created and fired. Multiple techniques will be discussed, including sgrafitto.

Safety: Safety glasses and particle dust mask must be worn.

Tools & Materials Included: Tool /equipment, Enamels

Additional Tools & Materials: Small copper pieces for enameling and your choice of the following: #75851 Oval bowl #75852 Square bowl #75853 Round coaster #75854 Round bowl

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None, glass cutting experience may be helpful

Type of Class: Lecture, demonstration and hands-on

Class Description: Learn the proper setup and use of a bandsaw. Bandsaws can save glass, time and frustration - especially on those deep inside curves! Patterns and glass for some limited hands-on work will be available in class. Get tips for cutting ripple, fused, drapery, and “found” glass (bottles, marbles, dishes); stacking and cutting multiple pieces; and making intricate cuts for Tiffany Lamps.
NOTE: This class is for learning how to use your bandsaw to its fullest. It is NOT a repair class! After taking this class you will be better equipped to make adjustments to your saw and to do routine maintenance as needed.

Safety: Please do not wear open toed shoes or sandals when cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses should be worn, provided if needed

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our saws and glass

Additional Tools & Materials: Paper and pen for notes
Optional: You may bring glass from home, if you need help with a difficult cut, or want to practice on your glass.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Lecture, demonstration and hands-on

Class Description: Explore the spontaneity of torch fired enameling. This is a beginner level class in which students will learn the art of copper enameling using a torch. Students will gain the basic understanding of what enamels are, the firing process, and also complete a few finished pieces using simple yet sophisticated surface design techniques.

Safety: Please do not wear open toed shoes or sandals when cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses should be worn, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: All materials and use of our torch heads

Additional Tools & Materials: Map/Pro gas canister. MAP/Pro can be purchased at your local hardware store or big box home improvement store.

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Steena Gaut

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Students will learn set-up, use of equipment and sandblast cabinet maintenance. Create original works of art by cutting your own stencils for surface etching. Each student may cut two stencils from our stencil design books and then learn how to surface etch on cathedral glass.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Please wear safety glasses.

Tools & Materials Included: Students will have their choice of stencil design books to take home. Sandblast resist, Exacto knife

Additional Tools & Materials: Optional - paper/pen for notes

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: $200+

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Lecture, demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Students will be taught the basic copper foil method, including safety, types of glass,          patterns, cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, cleaning, patinas, and framing.

Safety: Please do not work with lead or solder if you are expecting. Closed toe shoes are recommended. Safety glasses should be worn (will be provided if necessary).

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our grinders and saws during the class

Additional Tools & Materials: #6980A EZ-Pro Stained Glass Start-up Kit OR #6992 Premium Start-Up Kit OR  #2404, Fid, if your kit does not have one, Glass for your project - cathedral or wispy only. You may want to purchase extra glass. Contact store staff for more info if needed. Came #5604 3/8 in. zinc, or # 5612 3/8 in. copper, 1 – 6 ft. piece. NOTE: Students are encouraged to purchase their tools before the first night of class. Time is allowed in the first class to pick out your pattern and glass. We have three free patterns that you may choose from or you can purchase a different one. If you purchased   a kit with a grinder you do not need to bring your grinder to class.
SUGGESTED SUPPLIES: Iron stand  #5013M, Homosote board #5176, Finishing compound #5515, CJ’s flux remover #5513, Cork backed ruler #5165

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Depends on project

Experience Required: Glass cutting experience and/or mosaic experience recommended but not required.

Type of Class: Demonstration, lecture and hands-on project

Class Description: Students will create a 12 in. x 16 in. hanging panel while learning techniques for architectural application. Topics will include; direct and indirect application mosaic methods, interior and exterior application, adhesives, substrates and a variety of materials such as glass, smalti, and tiles will be covered.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: 12 in. x 16 in. exterior grade plywood panel
Mosaic mesh for project
Use of our mosaic nippers (during class )

Additional Tools & Materials: Optional – Your own glass cutting/breaking tools, mosaic nippers
#65106 Weldbond glue
Glass, smalti, ceramic tile, vitreous glass tile, etc. for project
Grout for your project

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Students must have previous fusing experience, such as a beginning fusing class like Fusing Is Fun or Beginning Fusing: 101.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: In this course students will gain more fusing experience, become familiar with various kilns both manual and with computerized controllers. Learn to program our most popular kilns’ controllers. Students will execute several projects using different firing schedules for fusing, slumping, and special effects - like textures, bubbles, etc. Delphi will supply a selection of molds for use in the class.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Fusible glass for two small projects. An outline and printed fusing schedules will be provided. Use of our grinders and saws

Additional Tools & Materials: Students may want to bring their own fusible glass or dichroic. Pen/paper for notes

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Some previous copper foil experience is required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Learn how to cut faster and more accurately, foil and solder more flawlessly, and patina and polish you artwork. You’ll see special techniques for challenging cuts, especially on hand rolled glasses, including high - texture glass like ripples. Demonstrations will include making better piece patterns and repair techniques for copper foil panels. Take your copper foil work to the next level as you improve upon your g lass making skills.

Safety: Please do not work with solder or lead if you are pregnant. Open toed shoes and sandals are not recommended when cutting and handling glass. Safety glasses are recommended when cutting and grinding glass.

Tools & Materials Included: Glass, foil, solder for stained glass panel Pattern book from recommended list Use of grinders and access to glass saws

Additional Tools & Materials: Tools for copper foil work; cutters, breakers, soldering iron, etc. Panel must not be larger than 20 in. x 20 in.

See the cancellation policy.

 

It happens only once a year so mark your calendars.
Saturday July 28, 2018    10:00am - 5:00pm

Delphi's One Day Only Sidewalk Sale happens in July. It is your chance to save up to 50% or more on power tools,
kilns, grinders, ring saws, band saws, and much much more!  Get the best deals of the year at the Sidewalk Sale.

Enjoy In-Store Savings on:
Special one-of-a-kind items
Close-outs and discontinued items
Select sheet glass

Don't miss out on this opportunity to get equipment and materials for your studio at a fraction of the cost!

Sale pricing is valid in-store only on the day of the event.

Approx. Material Cost: Depends on project

Experience Required: No stained glass or glass cutting experience necessary.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Create a unique sculptural stained glass piece with imbedded images. You will learn how to use the proper tools and techniques for cutting glass, as well as foiling and soldering. Students will learn about using decals and color slides, combining various paper crafting materials to make one of a kind mixed media pieces. Students will have a choice of different designs for their project. You may bring your own papers, ribbons, stickers, photos or any other materials you wish to incorporate into your unique mixed media pieces.

Safety: Please do not work with lead or solder if you are expecting. Please do not wear sandals when cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Materials for project
Glass cutting tools
Stained glass soldering tools and supplies
Use of our grinders and saws
Patterns for project

Additional Tools & Materials: Your own glass cutting tools and soldering tools Students may bring scrapbooking papers, photos, ribbons, stickers or other materials to incorporate into their project.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: $136+

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Introduction to bead making; safety, tools, and techniques will be taught. Students will make beads as they experiment with a wide range of styling methods.
Note: Class format includes a break period; students can get a lunch or bring a bag lunch.

Safety: Please do NOT wear open toed shoes or sandals. Long pants are recommended but not mandatory. Natural fiber clothes are best, cotton, linen, etc. Long hair should be tied back. Safety glasses must be worn, glasses are provided in class if needed

Tools & Materials Included: Appropriate safety glasses will be provided for use if needed.

Additional Tools & Materials: Students must bring 1 tank of MAP/Pro gas - (Delphi does not sell). Available at most hardware or big box home improvement stores. #7335 Bead Making Kit (or equivalent): includes torch head, glasses, graphite paddle, bead release, mandrel set and rake, and Italian glass rod assortment.

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Discover a new way to create with frit in this half-day class. See how to make a beautiful slumped flower as you learn a cool and unique way to blend frit colors. Students will work with powders and other sized frits while making fun and interesting color patterns and mixes. The flowers will be slumped on molds manufactured by Creative Paradise Inc. Complete firing schedules, mold preparation, and instruction will be covered in class. Sudents will also learn how to mount these flowers on copper stems.
No glass fusing or glass cutting experience is required.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Glass cutting skills are recommended.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Turn your photographs into fused works of art in this fun class. Preserve your memories while creating a glass heirloom. Learn how to work with the water-slide photo fusing paper and create a rich sepia toned decal. We will then incorporate the decal into a fused glass design. Students will complete a 10 in. plate or four 4 in. tiles in this 2½ hour class. Students need to email photos ahead of class so they can be prepared by the instructor. All materials are included; no fusing experience is necessary.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses must be worn during class, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Fusible glass for either 1 – 10 in. plate or 4 – 4 in. tiles
*Please inform instructor when emailing photos which project you would like to do.
Use of our grinders and kilns
Glass cutting tools will be available.
Please email photo(s) and project size (10 in. plate or 4 in. tiles) to: [email protected]
Photos should be of a good quality (good resolution) and not too small (less than 60K)

Additional Tools & Materials: Optional: Pen and paper for notes
Your own glass cutting tools

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