Approx. Material Cost: $20-$50 (Prices will vary depending on glass choices)

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Stained glass has once again become popular. Of course that's why you're here. This is a great place to get started.  Students will be taught the basic copper foil method, including safety, types of glass, patterns, cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, cleaning, patinas, and framing.  Everything you'll need to know to carry on this fabulous art form.
NOTE: You may want to bring a snack/lunch for an optional lunch break or you may go out to get lunch.

Safety:.Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                    Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                    Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.
                   It's not recommended to work with solder or lead if you are pregnant.

Tools & Materials Included:  Glass for your project. The use of our grinders, saws, glass cutting and soldering tools.  Copper foil, solder and zinc framing are included.

Additional Tools & Materials: None

Optional Tools & Mateirals:  Students may want to purchase a stained glass kit for class use and home. IF you want to continue on with this here are a few of our favorites.#6980A Ez-Pro Stained Glass Start-Up Kit OR #6992 Premium Start-Up Kit OR #69100 Deluxe Stained Glass Took Kit #2404

NOTE: You are encouraged to purchase glass before the day of class if possible. There will be some time in class to select glass if you are unable to come to Delphi before the class.  We have free patterns for the class. Please ask for one for your glass selection.

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Val Oswalt-De Waard

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None - that's right it's fun for everyone

Type of Class: Demonstration and many hands-on projects. Students will make many projects and be encouraged to create their one of a kind pieces based on the things they've learned.

Class Description: In this jam packed three day class, students will learn the basics, including glass compatibility, kiln preparation and operation, fusing, slumping and annealing. Sample tons of fusing supplies including frits, stringers, confetti and Dichroic glass along with the use of various slumping , textured, and casting molds.  Words can't do this class justice. Sign up and find out why. 

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. If you want feel free to bring your own glass cutting tools.

See the cancellation policy.

In this live online Zoom class Roy will show you the basics of glass fusing using a kiln.  Follow along as he gives you an introduction to this warm glass craft while he creates a fused piece in a small electric table top kiln. 
Demonstrations will include simple glass cutting techniques, assembling glass projects, kiln and shelf preporation.  Topics will include compatibility of fusible glasses, kilns and how to program them, firing schedules, types of slumping molds and safety practices.
Get your fusing questions answered during this 2 1/2 hour live class presentation.

Students will need to register with Zoom prior to class.
Students will be emailed a link to the class a few hours before class time on the day of the class. Students will be allowed to enter the virtual classroom 15 minutes before the class start time.

All class times are Eastern Standard Time (EST).

Approx. Material Cost: Included -  Gotta love an all in one

Experience Required: None -  Fun for all

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Don't have a lot of time but want to learn stained glass then this is the class for you. In this 3 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: Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                    Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                    Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.
                   It's not recommended to work with solder or lead if you are pregnant.

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

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

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: $20-$50 (Prices will vary depending on glass choices)

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Stained glass has once again become popular. Of course that's why you're here. This is a great place to get started.  Students will be taught the basic copper foil method, including safety, types of glass, patterns, cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, cleaning, patinas, and framing.  Everything you'll need to know to carry on this fabulous art form.
NOTE: You may want to bring a snack/lunch for an optional lunch break or you may go out to get lunch.

Safety:.Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                    Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                    Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.
                   It's not recommended to work with solder or lead if you are pregnant.

Tools & Materials Included:  Glass for your project. The use of our grinders, saws, glass cutting and soldering tools.  Copper foil, solder and zinc framing are included.

Additional Tools & Materials: None

Optional Tools & Mateirals:  Students may want to purchase a stained glass kit for class use and home. IF you want to continue on with this here are a few of our favorites.#6980A Ez-Pro Stained Glass Start-Up Kit OR #6992 Premium Start-Up Kit OR #69100 Deluxe Stained Glass Took Kit #2404

NOTE: You are encouraged to purchase glass before the day of class if possible. There will be some time in class to select glass if you are unable to come to Delphi before the class.  We have free patterns for the class. Please ask for one for your glass selection.

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included - you won't have to look in the couch for loose change

Experience Required: None - fun for everyone!

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: This is the perfect introductory to mosaic glass.  We're sure by the time you leave, you'll be hooked. Make a beautiful mosaic table for your home or for a gift! Learn the basics of the direct mosaic method that can be applied to many different surfaces. Students will begin the table top in class and finish the project at home. All steps for completing the project will be demonstrated during class. Using strips of glass and mosaic nippers students will create a sunface design using colorful stained glass. Students may bring another pattern if they choose instead of the supplied sunface pattern. Students with glass cutting experience may bring their favorite glass cutting tools.

Safety:        Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                   Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                   Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.

Tools & Materials Included: We've got you covered!
                                                18 in. round wooden table top (#56618) and 19 in. wrought iron table legs                                                 (#425660)
                                                Stained glass strips
                                                Grout and glue
                                                Sunface pattern
                                                Use of our mosaic nippers

Additional Tools & Materials: Students with glass cutting experience may bring their favorite glass nippers.
Students may bring a different pattern.  Instructor will be able to size the pattern accordingly.
Note: Students may want to bring a snack/lunch for class. A break will be provided to go out for lunch.

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None - Fun for all!

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Join your love for 
This is a beginning class to learn how to work with liquid enamel paints. Glassline and Milton Bridge pens and Pebeo paints will also be covered in this two-hour class. Students can make two projects that will be fused at a later date at our location and can be picked up or shipped.

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: Included

Experience Required: All levels; no experience necessary.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Instant gratification! You will create a unique, one-of-a-kind (or two)-of-a-kind) mosaic jewelry pieces by choosing form the well-appointed stock of stained glass and an overabundance of embellishments to create a mini-mosaic to wear. In this workshop you can create mosaic jewelry that is offered in magazines and jewelry stores. This is an enjoyable and fun opportunity to create something unique and special for yourself or a gift.  Bring a friend! Girls (or Guys) nights out!
All levels welcomed from beginners to advanced.

Get to know Carol Shelkin and her work in our blog.

Safety: Please wear safety glasses when cutting glass, provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Includes all materials, use of our tools

Additional Tools & Materials: Students may want to bring:
Mosaic nippers or tools to work with stained glass
Any embellishments to incorporate into project
Safety glasses

See the cancellation policy.

Mosaic glass artist Carol Shelkin is back at Delphi to teach a new stained glass mosaic class.  Students will explore working in a monochromatic style while developing their personal artwork.

You can create a portrait, a landscape or an abstract piece in this class. Whatever you choose. You will achieve the monochromatic look by using a tone-on-tone color scheme in your artwork using a single color, tones, tints and shades. You’ll be working with high-end stained glass and an optional touch of one other color to “pop” and “highlight” your work. This is a comprehensive workshop and you will be supplied with inspirational photos to choose from to support your design and create your project. I’ll take you through the process of understanding monochromatic mosaic art with instruction in composition, design, space, value, movement and understanding contemporary andamento in the PowerPoint presentation and group conversations.

I will help you make decisions about arranging elements that will be developed in your personal artwork. We will discuss techniques in contemporary mosaic works and direct each student to develop their own style to express their own vision with limited colors of monochromatic materials. The lessons taught and instruction given will last the student long after the class is over. No question will be left unanswered. This workshop will include a PowerPoint Presentation, demonstrations and hands-on exercises. If you do not finish your mosaic, you will be given enough material to complete at home.
Level ALL Beginners to advanced.

Learn to make colorful graphic folk art design floral beads with accomplished glass flameworking artist Kim Fields.
Working in soft glass (104 COE) students will use some traditional European designs and their own designs as inspiration. Demonstrations will begin with simple forms and expand to more elaborate designs. Techniques will include assembling canes, color mixing and overlays, temperature control, and precision application and manipulation of stringers and dots.
This workshop is intermediate level.
All materials and use of torches and tools are included.

Kim Fields graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Advertising.  She went on to build a careet in television production winning three Emmy Awards while at Chicago's superstation WGN-TV,  Throughout her career, Kim explored numberous outlets for expressing her passion for the arts.
Kim began working with glass in 1999 and found it so cratively fulfilling that she eventually left her 20 year corporate careet behind to devote herself completely to the art of glass.
An accomplished teacher, Kim has taukght at many glass studios throughout the United States, as well as internationally.

Artist Statement:
The natural world has always informed and inspired me, and nature is the predominant influence for all my work.  Using a sculptural approach, I strive to capture a sliver of nature's ephemeral beauty in everything I create.  Flameworking has provided a means to explore and discover so many ways to express my veneration, reverence and appreciation for nature, and I can't imagine my life without glass.

Join glass flameworking artist Kim Fields in this two-day soft glass workshop.  This class is devoted to assisting you in achieving your own unique bead and sculptural designs using nature as our inspiration. Demonstrations will include gourds, mushrooms and other surprises! Techniques will include assembling canes, color mixing and overlays, temperature control and precision stringer and dot application and placement.
This workshop is intermediate level.
All materials and use of torches and tools are included.

Kim Fields graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Advertising.  She went on to build a careet in television production winning three Emmy Awards while at Chicago's superstation WGN-TV,  Throughout her career, Kim explored numberous outlets for expressing her passion for the arts.
Kim began working with glass in 1999 and found it so cratively fulfilling that she eventually left her 20 year corporate careet behind to devote herself completely to the art of glass.
An accomplished teacher, Kim has taukght at many glass studios throughout the United States, as well as internationally.

Artist Statement:
The natural world has always informed and inspired me, and nature is the predominant influence for all my work.  Using a sculptural approach, I strive to capture a sliver of nature's ephemeral beauty in everything I create.  Flameworking has provided a means to explore and discover so many ways to express my veneration, reverence and appreciation for nature, and I can't imagine my life without glass.

Create a delicate glass bowl that appears to be woven from glass threads. In this 4 hour class you will assemble an 8” bowl using 1mm thin “strings” of glass. Use colorful stringers and your imagination to design your own custom "plaid" pattern.  Delicate transparent glass "threads" will make your bowl appear to be woven even though no bending of the glass is necessary.  The glass will be fused at a temperature that enhances the interlaced look and then slumped into a delicate bowl shape.  No glass cutting experience is necessary in this fun and creative class. All fusing and slumping schedules will be covered along with design tips. All materials are included.

Approx. Material Cost: Everything is included!
 
Experience Required: Some fusing experience is required.
 
Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project
 
Class Description:
If you have ever wanted to have the freedom and flexibility to make a mold that was unique to you and your art, then this is the class for you.  Join glass artist and SilkeMat creator Barbara Cashman for this fun and informative class.
This 3-day workshop will walk you through the basics, and cover the advantages of using SilkeMat (a non-carcinogenic fiber blanket) and SilkeMat Rigidizer to make soft and rigid molds; strong enough to face many many firings.
The planned glass projects will include a Drop Ring Vase, a casting and a potmelt. In addition,you will make a JELLYFISH mold, an organic Slump Mold and a vitrigraph mold to take home. Projects may adapt with the dynamics of the class, but that's what creativity is all about. If there is time, you will also have the opportunity to discuss a personal project as a group, so I encourage you to bring an item with you that you would like to make a mold from in the future. This is something unique to you. Your project will be discussed in class as the best way to approach the process. This is a great opportunity for questions and problem-solving for the entire class.
Come join the adventure and discover what is truly possible.  

Safety: Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
             Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
             Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.

Materials Included: Includes all materials - just bring yourself!

Additional Tools & Materials: Bring your favorite glass tools, an apron and disposable gloves, We'll have everything else.

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class.
See the cancellation policy. 

Barbara J Cashman has been a glass fuser since 1979 and was an early pioneer in commercial fused glass tile, opening GlasTile Inc. in 1990, which produced quality handmade production and custom glass tile.  A creative problem solver, Barbara was encouraged to find a safe, non-carcinogenic refractory product that the hobbyist and professional alike would be comfortable to use in their glass art processes.  Enter SilkeMat.  From there, she has added a special rigidizer for the refractory blanket and an easy-to-use devitrification solution for use on glasses prone to devitrification.  Barbara resides in Greensboro NC with her husband John O'Brien & presently, 5 furry "kids": Tango, Jitterbug, Foxy Fluffy Butt, Misty & Cinnamon.

Approx. Material Cost: Everything is included!

Experience Required: Intermediate and Advanced mosaic experience

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description:
In this class we will select glass colors using greyscale values rather than traditional colors to
create a still life image in mosaic. Precision cutting techniques will be covered, as well as
andamento, glass selection and shading.
Since this technique is more time consuming, a finished piece is not expected at the end of the
three day workshop, however guidance will be given during the class for the students to be able
to finish their mosaics on their own.
Students will select from one of nine images provided by the instructor for the class. These
images have been chosen for ideal contrast and detail for this technique.
All materials are provided, including a 10x10 inch prepared substrate with photo and drawing,
carbon paper to transfer, glue, and the loan of various tools to use during the workshop.
A variety of mosaic mediums will be provided, including stained glass, hand made ceramic tiles,
unglazed porcelain tiles, filati, and additional elements in a variety of colors.
During the workshop, while there is a bit of instruction addressed to the entire class (cutting,
andamento, and discussion of values/tones) I would say that 90% of the class is one-on-one
instruction and assistance with andamento and glass selection.
An email will be sent close to the time of the workshop with a list of any additional items
students may wish to bring. The instructor will have a limited number of tools available for
students to use as well.
The class usually starts at 10:00 am each day and finishes at 5:00 pm, with a break for lunch.

Safety: Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
             Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
             Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.

Materials Included: Includes all materials - just bring yourself (and your tools if you want to).

Additional Tools & Materials: Students may want to bring: Mosaic nippers or tools to work with stained glass.
The instructor will be contacting students regarding photos for their project and recommending tools. 

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Val Oswalt-De Waard

Approx. Material Cost: $10-$15

Experience Required: None! That's right,no previous flameworking or glass blowing is required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Have you ever wanted to create custom glass blown ornaments? Well heres your chance!  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 will 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 colors. No previous experience needed.  All materials are included except for MAP/Pro gas. This can be purchased at any local hardware storel

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 access to a complete workstation, including torch, hand tools and glass. Glaskolben pre-blown clear glass cylinders, Glass frit and 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. (yellow tank)

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: No previous glass fusing necessary.  Glass cutting would be helpful but not necessary.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Description: Learn the inside and out of how to successfully make fused glass Pocket Vases.  The Decorative options when combining texture and function are truly endless.  This Class will provide all you need to know to create a one of a kind free standing pocket vase with wrought iron stand included.  Students will also make a second decorative pocket vase suitable for hanging.  This class is a one day, 4 hour classs that will focus on firing schedules, sizing, incorporating wire and adding three dimensional texture.

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

Tools & Materials Included: All fusing materials are included and cutting tools are available for use.

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

See the cancellation policy.

Create your own unique glass pumpkin in this traditional glass blowing class.  Students will learn the basics of glass blowing while making their own pumpkin.  Students will be taught about safety, working with glass blowing equipment and tools, while working with Delphi's "Double Dragon" furnace.  Individuals will work with Delphi instructors and can participate as much as they feel comfortable.  Students will complete one pumpkin during class.  Length of class is an appoximate and depends on the number of participants in class.  

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 sleeved cotton shirts are recommended. 
Long hair should be tied back.
Safety glasses must be worn, glasses will be provided.

Create your own unique glass pumpkin in this traditional glass blowing class.  Students will learn the basics of glass blowing while making their own pumpkin.  Students will be taught about safety, working with glass blowing equipment and tools, while working with Delphi's "Double Dragon" furnace.  Individuals will work with Delphi instructors and can participate as much as they feel comfortable.  Students will complete one pumpkin during class.  Length of class is an appoximate and depends on the number of participants in class.  

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 sleeved cotton shirts are recommended. 
Long hair should be tied back.
Safety glasses must be worn, glasses will be provided.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None - Fun for all!

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Join your love for 
This is a beginning class to learn how to work with liquid enamel paints. Glassline and Milton Bridge pens and Pebeo paints will also be covered in this two-hour class. Students can make two projects that will be fused at a later date at our location and can be picked up or shipped.

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.

Learn how to improve your soldering in this online Zoom class.
Follow along as Roy shows you tips and techniques for soldering like a pro. Get all of your soldering questions answered in this live 2 1/2 hour class.
Learn the basics of beautiful, uniform, and fast solder work in this informative class. Different soldering irons, fluxes, and various solder formulas will also be covered.

Students will need to register with Zoom.
Students will be emailed a link to the class a few hours before class time on the day of the class. Students will be allowed to enter the virtual classroom 15 minutes before the class start time.

All class times are Eastern Standard Time (EST).
 

Approx. Material Cost: $20-$50 (Prices will vary depending on glass selected)

Experience Required: None - Pefect for getting started.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description:  Bring a classic back to life in a new and fun way with this 1 day class.  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.
NOTE: You may want to bring a snack/ lunch for an optional lunch break.

Safety: .Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                    Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                    Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.
 It's not recommended to work with solder or lead if you are pregnant.

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our grinders and saws, glass cutting and soldering tools, lead came, plywood layout board (for class use)

Additional Tools & Materials: Glass for your project - cathedral or wispy only, you may want to purchase extra glass - contact store staff for more info if needed.

Optional 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

NOTE: You are encouraged to purchase your glass before the day of the class if possible. Please ask for free class pattern when selecting glass.

Safety:        Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                    Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                    Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included -  Gotta love an all in one

Experience Required: None -  Fun for all

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Don't have a lot of time but want to learn stained glass then this is the class for you. In this 3 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: Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                    Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                    Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.
                   It's not recommended to work with solder or lead if you are pregnant.

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

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

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: $20-$50 (Prices will vary depending on glass choices)

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Stained glass has once again become popular. Of course that's why you're here. This is a great place to get started.  Students will be taught the basic copper foil method, including safety, types of glass, patterns, cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, cleaning, patinas, and framing.  Everything you'll need to know to carry on this fabulous art form.
NOTE: You may want to bring a snack/lunch for an optional lunch break or you may go out to get lunch.

Safety:.Not to fear, glass is safe however we do have a few safety procedures to ensure this.
                    Closed toed shoes are recommended when cutting or handling glass.
                    Safety glasses should be worn during class. Glasses will be provided if necessary.
                   It's not recommended to work with solder or lead if you are pregnant.

Tools & Materials Included:  Glass for your project. The use of our grinders, saws, glass cutting and soldering tools.  Copper foil, solder and zinc framing are included.

Additional Tools & Materials: None

Optional Tools & Mateirals:  Students may want to purchase a stained glass kit for class use and home. IF you want to continue on with this here are a few of our favorites.#6980A Ez-Pro Stained Glass Start-Up Kit OR #6992 Premium Start-Up Kit OR #69100 Deluxe Stained Glass Took Kit #2404

NOTE: You are encouraged to purchase glass before the day of class if possible. There will be some time in class to select glass if you are unable to come to Delphi before the class.  We have free patterns for the class. Please ask for one for your glass selection.

Cancellation Policy:  Life happens, we totally understand.  If you are unable to join class, please contact us at 517-394-4685, or leave us an email at [email protected], prior to class starting for a refund or to be added to a future class. 

See the cancellation policy.