Classes & Events Calendar :

Experience Required: Intro to Boro or equivalent.
 
Type of Class: Demonstrations and hands- on projects

Everyone loves Marbles.  Raise you marble making skill level by adding design, sparkle, depth and see how to make air bubbles work for you.   This one day marble class will teach imploding flower techniques, how to work with opals, and how to use the Vin Pin and marble mold.  Students will have the opportunity to make several marbles while taking your marble making to the next level.  If time allows a vortex marble with its vast depth and pattern will end the day of marble making. 
All materials are included along with the use of our torches and tools.

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.

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: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on projects

Class Description: Learn how to create a mosaic lantern using a recycled wine bottle with Julie Haan. In this 4½ hour class instruction will include techniques in bottle cutting, finishing sharp edges, use of mosaic tools, and application. All mosaic materials will be included along with patterns. Students will need to supply their own bottle to mosaic on. A Kinkajou Bottle Cutter Kit, a $54.95 value, is also included. No previous mosaic or bottle cutting experience is necessary.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if handling glass Safety glasses should be worn when handling and cutting glass.

Tools & Materials Included: Mosaic materials (glass pieces, glass globs, glass tile) and glue for project are included.
Use of our mosaic nippers
Kinkajou Bottle Cutter Kit (item #3730)

Additional Tools & Materials: Students should bring 3 to 4 standard wine bottles that are clean with the labels removed.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Depends on project

Experience Required: Have taken a beginning stained glass class

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Learn the complete lead technique, from basic construction and soldering, to cementing and whiting. Tips on design, and reinforcement will be discussed.
NOTE: Students should bring project to first week of class.

Safety: Please do not work with solder or lead if you are expecting. Do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. Closed toe shoes are preferred. Safety glasses should be worn; will be provided if necessary.

Tools & Materials Included: Use of our grinders and saws

Additional Tools & Materials: Week 1 • wood lead board • graph paper #73604, 3/8” zinc came #5604 for framing panel • lead nippers - your own glass cutting tools - glass for your project
Week 2 • supplies listed above, plus - lead came for your project • lead hammer #5138 - horseshoe nails #5480 • fid # 2404 - lead pattern shears, if needed
Week 3 • supplies listed above, plus • solder - cement #5539 - whiting powder #5543 • brush #5137, cut in half - latex gloves • Please wear old clothes, cementing is messy

Aug 7th class will skip the 14th and then resume on 21 and finish on the 28th.vo

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.

Art a la Carte Class   [what's this]

This class is designed to use sandblasting as a special design technique for etching images on wine glasses. You will have a choice of several patterns to adorn four glasses.  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.  

Class Title:
Glass on Glass Window Mosaic
 
Approx. Material Cost:
Included
 
Experience Required:
No glass cutting or mosaic experience necessary.
 
Type of Class:
Demonstration and hands - on projects
 
Class Description:
Create a shimmering glass mosaic window in this one-day class.  Find out about the proper adhesives for doing glass on glass mosaics.  Working with transparent stained glass, students will learn simple cutting techniques.  Designing for mosaics will also be covered.  Bring your own glass window (no larger than 20 “ x 20”) or purchase one at class (approx. $25).  Stained glass and adhesive will be provided.  Bring your own glass cutting and mosaic nippers or borrow ours during class.  No glass cutting or mosaic 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 and materials included:
Stained glass, adhesive
Use of glass cutting tools and mosaic nippers
 
Additional Tools & Materials:
Optional: Pen and paper for notes. Students may want to bring design ideas; designs can be simple black and white line art, such as clip art.
Students can purchase a glass window for around $25 or bring their own. A picture frame with glass also makes a good surface for your project. (no larger than 20" x 20")
 
See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Melanie Churchill

Approx. Material Cost: $150

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Students will create a silver slide pendant in this introductory class to working with silver clay. Class will cover the various forms of silver jewelry clay and the unique applications of each. You will learn how to fire the clay using a butane torch along with the uses of other tools. Topics will include various techniques, embellishing, texturing, polishing finished pieces and safety.

Safety: Safety glasses should be worn when using the torch, will be provided

Tools & Materials Included: Some silver clay paste and syringe type

Additional Tools & Materials: Kit #1041 includes: #6769 The Art of Metal Clay with DVD, #10301 Stainless steel brush, #17101 #2 Detail brush, #62401 Clay roller, #62603 Half-round file, #62602 6 in. curved tweezers, #64401 Firebrick, #67007 Polishing block, #67002 Silver clay 20g, #6722050 Micro butane torch with safety lock, #5536 Craft knife

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.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Previous glass fusing is recommended but not required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Sandblasting is a versatile process with a wide range of possibilities for fusing.  In this class we will discuss the reasons to consider sandblasting a fused piece along with the applications and effects.  Students will learn how to properly and effectively sandblast glass while creating several fused pieces.  Find out how to further finish a sandblasted project.  See examples of textural and visual effects that sandblasting makes possible, such as: surface treatmens, carving, and creating patterns in iridized glasses.  All materials are included.  Some previous fusing experience is recommended.  Students may bring a previously fused piece to class for sandblasting.

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 sandblaster.  Fusible glass and sandblasting materials.  Glass cutting and breaking tools will be available for use.

Additional Tools & Materials: Students may want to bring their own cutting and breaking tools.
Pen/paper for notes.

See the cancellation policy.

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.

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: Depends on project

Experience Required: Have taken a beginning stained glass class and have made some panels

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Learn the basics of beautiful, uniform, and fast solder work in this two hour class. Also covered; various solder formulas, different fluxes, and irons.

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

Tools & Materials Included: None

Additional Tools & Materials: Your own stained glass tools
A small panel to work on in class, no larger than ½ to 1½ sq. ft., already foiled, ready to solder.
Your own soldering supplies; solder, flux, etc.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: None

Experience Required: Some mosaic and glass cutting experience recommended but not required.

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

Class Description: Students will have the opportunity to work on a portable sized panel – either using the direct method or the indirect method. Roy will also introduce students to the “direct mesh” method – an exciting combination of the best features of these two traditional techniques.

Learn the tools & techniques for larger format architectural applications; both interior and exterior work, and high humidity applications, such as shower stalls. Class includes in - depth information on adhesives and a variety of materials – glass, smalti, tiles and more. Class demonstrations include various cutting techniques for transforming sheet glass into mosaic tesserae.

Safety: Safety glasses are required when cutting glass and other mosaic material; glasses will be provided in class.

Tools & Materials Included: All materials, wood substrate and use of tools provided.

Additional Tools & Materials: Optional – Your own glass cutting/breaking tools, mosaic nippers and safety glasses.
Pattern ideas for two approximately 12” x 16” sized projects (as time allows)

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Jeannette Woodard

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Do you have questions about casting in bisque molds? Ever wonder what type of mold works best? How to prepare your molds? Want to know what type and form of glass to use? How much glass should you use? How do you fire castings? OK, you’ve cast your glass piece, now how do you hang it? And that most tragic cry, “Help, my glass is stuck it the mold!” Casting is different from other forms of working with warm glass, with its own tricks and techniques. In this class we will work with frit and one of three jewelry molds (yours to take home) to create a unique jewelry piece, while discussing the answers to the casting questions of the ages. Some previous fusing experience is helpful but not necessary.

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: All materials, including fusible glass frits and reusable casting mold Use of our tools Students must call before class with their choice of mold to be used in class: Circle Jewelry Mold - item # 80716 Diamond Jewelry Mold - item # 80715 Heart Jewelry Mold - item #80717

Additional Tools & Materials: Students may want to purchase dichroic glass for additional decorative elements.

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 project

Class Description: Learn about the different types of metals for fusing in this intermediate fusing class. Students will explore the interactions and reactions caused by the various metals and glasses. The various metals used in class will include copper, brass, gold leaf, silver leaf and wire, aluminum foil and others. Learn the secret for keeping copper shiny after it has been fused between two layers of glass. See how to minimize air bubbles in your finished pieces. Topics such as firing schedules, metal reactions, and designing projects 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: An outline and printed fusing schedules will be provided. Use of our grinders and saws. A variety of metals and some fusible glass.

Additional Tools & Materials: Students may want to bring additional fusible glass (90 COE). Pen/paper for notes.

See the cancellation policy.

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.

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: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Get into the exciting world of torchworked glass art, and begin to master borosilicate, the ultimate glass for making contemporary glass sculpture and pendants. In this 7 hour class, instructor Val Oswalt-de Waard will provide an introduction to the safe set up and operation of professional grade torches, including all the hoses, couplings, oxygen and propane pressure gauges. Students will have an opportunity to experiment with color, while creating pendants and small solid forms.

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 borosilicate glass.

Additional Tools & Materials: None

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: Roy Kapp

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: Learn these two advanced fusing techniques in this one-day class. Combing is an exciting process of manipulating hot glass in a kiln using a stainless steel rake to pull across the surface of the molten glass. This motion causes different colors to blend and streak in unique one-of-a-kind patterns. Students will make a finished project with their combed piece. See how to set up the vitrigraph kiln to produce hot swirls of color and shapes in hot glass. Manipulate the molten glass as it flows out of the bottom of the kiln to create your designs. Use the finished free formed stringers to create a totally unique piece of fused glass art. Topics will include kiln safety and set-up, shelf. All materials for both projects are included.

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 and saws

Additional Tools & Materials: Pen/paper for notes

See the cancellation policy.

In early Summer at 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: 

• Starting in fusing? Which should I choose, 90 COE or 96 COE?
• Drips and Gaps
• Slumping - Controlling the Bend
• Fusing CSI - bring in your fused mishaps to share and discuss

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 previous glass cutting or mosaic experience is needed.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Learn the basics of mosaics from glass artist Julie Haan in this 3-hour workshop.  Students will create a fun and colorful accent light for home or garden. Turning wine bottles into works of art is the focus of this workshop where the only experience needed is your creativity!
.
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:
                        Patterns will be provided.
                        clear wine bottle
                        Mosaic materials (glass pieces, glass globs, glass tile and ceramic tile),
                        glue and grout for project are included.
                        LED bottle light
                        Use of our mosaic nippers

Additional Tools & Materials:
                 Optional: Your own mosaic tools, glass cutting and breaking tools
                 You may bring your own glass mosaic material.

See the cancellation policy.

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: Joy Munshower

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Intermediate to advanced experience recommended.

Type of Class: Lecture, demonstration and hands-on

Description: Flameworking guest artist Joy Munshower is back at Delphi to teach this new extraordinary class; hedgehogs, dragons, chickens and giraffe in bas-relief.
This workshop is for intermediate and advanced students. Students will be sculpting bas-relief style beads with an emphasis in surface texture detail and cane application. Students will learn how to sculpt Hedgehogs, Dragons, Rooster/Hen and a Giraffe from both photo reference and instructor-drawn examples. Students will learn how to break down the shapes of these animals and how to apply those shapes to sculpting in a bas-relief or low-relief style on a base bead. Students will also learn how to make complex canes and how to apply those to mimic “quills, scales and feathers”. A Giraffe will be taught to teach the students how to apply a coat pattern and how to create realistic wrinkles and hair texture. Students will also learn how to use specialty tools and scalpels to facilitate and ease sculpting in a low-relief style as well as in 3-D. Some photo and diagram reference will be provided to the students to better illustrate shape, anatomy and composition breakdown.

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: Use of torches and all materials included.

Additional Tools & Materials: Students should bring the tools they use regularly in their studios as well as their didymium glasses.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Some copper foil experience

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description:  Combine a blank slate of headglass with a pattern, and turn ordinary stained glass into a painterly masterpiece!  Learn mask cutting and a simple etching process that provides a base for color that blends and leeches together in a totally new and fascinating way!  Learn the different effects possible with color blending, flooding, dry timing applications and finishing touches with metallics.  Get to know Cathy Claycomb and her work in our blog.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. SAFETY GLASSES are recommended

Tools & Materials Included: Masking material, transfer material, alcohol inks, pattern and sundries

Additional Tools & Materials: 
See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Materials Cost: Included

Experience Required: No glass cutting or fusing experience is required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project.

Class Description: 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 fun 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.

Safety: Safety glasses must be worn, glasses will be provided in class if necessary.

Tools & Materials Included: Fusible glass and frits for project.

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

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included, some additional items will be available to purchase from Cathy

Experience Required: Some copper foil experience recommended, reasonable hand strength is required

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description:  Let's learn something different!  In my travels, I have discovered a new raw material that will give your work that new look!
Learn how to design and fabricate high profile, colorful "slices" of glass into startlingly textural glass art.  Learn the engineering techniques I use to attach large, heavy objects to my work.  We will then open the class to other material you might not think of when designing, such as agate slices, beads, pressed glass, nature items, etc.
This class wil offer the ultimate in imagineering!
Everyone will develop a unique finished piece and add sculptural solder for unexpected texture.  Explore surface decoration and hanging techniques.  After this class you may never make just a glass panel again!
Get to know Cathy Claycomb and her work in our blog.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. SAFETY GLASSES are recommended and will be provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Kokomo glass (flat sheets), Canfield solder samples, Venture tape sheet copper foil and tape, Classic 100 Gel Flux, various chemicals, attachment hardware

Additional Tools & Materials: Glass cutting and breaking tools, soldering iron with rheostat
A variety of project variations will be presented - a selection of items will be offered for sale during class from which to choose to create a work involving "glass slices", hand cut bases or custom made fused embellishments.
Students are welcomed to bring flat-sided elements to be considered for discussion and inclusion into their work.
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.

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: 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: Included, some additional items will be available to purchase from Cathy

Experience Required: All copper foil experience welcomed

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: New from Cathy Claycomb’s “Let’s Learn Something Different” series of nationally touring classes. 
 Learn to design stained glass without light transmission.  Individual design is encouraged.   Create high profile “solder field” with decorative, sculptured solder on which to design a contemporary work   Begin with a dramatically shaped base: explore hanging apparatus, surface preparation, full solder coverage and reinforcing techniques.  Add main focus and peripheral glass decoration directly to solder surface.  Discuss and execute engineering principals and weight support system.   Add further drama with patina techniques that highlight the unexpected juxtaposition of richly textured solder and smooth glistening glass. 
Get to know Cathy Claycomb and her work in our blog.

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. SAFETY GLASSES are recommended and will be provided if needed.

Tools & Materials Included: Kokomo glass (flat sheets), Canfield solder samples, Venture tape sheet copper foil and tape, Classic 100 Gel Flux, various chemicals, decoration and hardware

Additional Tools & Materials: Glass cutting and breaking tools, soldering iron with rheostat
Various one-of-a-kind elements, such as Head glass, custom made rondels, fused decorations and other miscallaneous items will be offered for sale by Cathy.
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. Fusing schedules and temperatures will be covered. 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: 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.

Join us during Glass Getaway and learn all about new True Dichro glass from owners of Youghiogheny Glass, Tristan and Leanne Triggs. They will be showcasing and answering questions on their new stained glass line. Plus enter to be in the running for the FREE glass giveaway! 

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.

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 projects

Class Description: Create a stylish 12" square plate using fusible glasses. We supply the pre-cut blank and glass accessories, you supply the creativity!  You will learn to cut simple designs and nip the glass with mosaic nippers to design your  plate. Using glass embellishments like glass stringers, crushed glass (frit) and other design elements, you will make a truly unique plate.  Invite your friends or family for a fun, social experience. We will fuse and slump your plate for you and will be available to pick up in a week, or we can ship it for a small fee. No previous glass cutting or fusing experience is necessary.

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

Tools & Materials Included: 12 in. square clear fusible glass, fusible glass frits, stringers, etc. as needed. Use of our spoons, brushes, tweezers, mosaic nippers and glass cutting / breaking tools.

Additional Tools & Materials: Please bring your own pattern ideas, drawings, or photos for a 12 in. square. We will have paper available for drawing designs.

See the cancellation policy.

Instructor: Val Oswalt-De Waard

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Let's use firepower to make a Pretty Pendant.   In this 3 hour class you will learn to melt borosilicate glass in a torch.  Add your choice of color and shape into a totally unique one-of-a-kind pendant by you, the artiste.  You may make as many pendants as the time allows.  No previous flameworking experience is necessary.

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.

Tools & Materials Included: Each student will have the use of a complete workstation, including torch, hand tools and borosilicate glass.

Additional Tools & Materials: None

See the cancellation policy.

In truly one of the most unique art glass classes available anywhere, please join master Cold Working artist Kent Lauer for two unforgettable days of creating beautiful, faceted Dichroic pendants. In two days you will learn techniques that will leave you amazed and delighted with what you created with your own hands. Kent hasn't been to Delphi for years, if you've ever wanted to take a class from him this would be the time. These awesome coldworking techniques also apply to any other facet of art glass, whether it be fused, blown, or cast glass, the applications are endless, and incredibly valuable to any glass artist who wants to take their glass art to a new dimension. 
This exciting class will cover all aspects of creating these breathtaking pendants, from cutting 1/2" thick glass, to laminating and faceting a four-sided diamond shaped pendant, and on the second day, learn to make a curved pendant.  Several layers of CBS Dichroic Glass will be laminated within two pieces of 1/4" Starphire glass, then ground and polished into an incredible jewel.  Not only will the student learn to make the Dichroic pendants in this intensive class, at the same time you are learning the basics of coldworking, beveling, and using UV adhesives. It's really like 3 classes in one. No experience required. Class size is limited to ensure individual attention from Kent.  Students will make 4 pendants, two square flat faceted, and two curved pendants, which in value, pay for the class, not counting the knowledge and excitement they will take away from 2 incredible days.   Students will have the option of affixing bails or findings (custom finding available for purchase) to the pendants the day of the class, or taking them home to be wire wrapped, or set in silver.  Please be aware that this is a very hands on class, you will be standing for long periods, and using your hands to hold the pieces you are working on against fast moving diamond disc machines.  Wear work clothes and shoes, and bring a notebook, and sign up early for this very popular class!    Please visit my website www.KentLauer.Com
All materials are included.


Experience Level
NO previous faceting experience is necessary. No glass cutting experience required.

What to Bring
Bring: work clothes, comfortable shoes and notebook.

Materials includes Starphire glass, dichroic glass, UV adhesive, and cerium oxide used for polishing. Please note that this is a very hands on class, you will be standing for long periods, and using your hands to hold the pendants against moving diamond discs.

Class size is limited to ensure individual attention

Join us during Glass Getaway and meet owners of Youghiogheny Glass, Tristan and Leanne Triggs. They will be here to answering any and all questions. Plus enter to be in the running for the FREE glass giveaway! 

Join us during Glass Getaway and learn all about Y-96 fusible glass from owners of Youghiogheny Glass, Tristan and Leanne Triggs. They will be showcasing and answering questions on their fusible glass line. Plus enter to be in the running for the FREE glass giveaway! 

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: None

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: 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 and cutting tools.

Safety: Please do not wear open toe shoes if cutting or handling glass. Safety glasses should be worn; they will be provided if necessary.

Tools & Materials Included: Sunface pattern
16 in. round wooden table top (#425667) and 19 in. wrought iron table legs (#425660)
Stained glass strips
Grout and glue
Use of our mosaic nippers

Additional Tools & Materials: Student s with glass cutting experience may bring their favorite glass and cutting tools.
Students may bring or purchase a different pattern
Note: Students may want to bring a snack/lunch for the 10am-2:30pm class. A break will be provided to go out for lunch.

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included
 
Experience Required: Glass cutting skills required.
 
Type of Class: Lecture, demonstration and hands-on
 
Class Description: Delphi Creativity Center is pleased to welcome Visiting Instructor and Kiln-Form Glass Artist John Ferrando for this three day workshop. John will provide comprehensive, in depth instruction that will enable each student to leave with a one of a kind, gallery quality piece of art. As well as a complete comprehension of the techniques and methodology for the ability to recreate these processes on their own upon returning to their home studio.
During this workshop, participants will learn an advanced and unique stringer technique based on John’s popular selling ebook, “Decorative Motifs with Fused Glass”.
While creating undulating designs with the use of glass strips, participants will also be exploring color theory, design composition, the use of materials and supplies, as well as the various firing schedules required to create a finished Motif.  Additional projects using the class materials will be taught as time allows. Glass cutting experience required.
 
Safety: Please do not wear open toed shoes or sandals when cutting glass.
Safety glasses must be worn, glasses are provided in class if needed
 
Tools & Materials Included: All materials and use of glass cutting tools are included.
 
Additional Tools & Materials:  Students may want to bring your own glass cutter, and breaking pliers.

See the cancellation policy.
 

Instructor: Tim Drier

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: Some flameworking experience is helpful but not required.

Type of Class: Lecture, demonstration and hands-on

Class Description: The goal of this fun borosilicate glass workshop is to introduce students to making and using decorative stringer and cane.  Add a new layer of color combinations in the form of several different stringer and cane making methods. This class will expand on making multi-colored stringer, along with ribbon and twisted cane.  Tim will demonstrate how to creatively incorporate them into finished designs. 
All levels are welcomed, some flameworking experience is helpful but not required.

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: Use of torches and hand tools, all boroslicate glass is included.

Additional Tools & Materials: Didymium glasses and any of your  favorite tools.  Glasses and tools will be provided if needed.

See the cancellation policy.

Class Title:
Glass on Glass Window Mosaic
 
Approx. Material Cost:
Included
 
Experience Required:
No glass cutting or mosaic experience necessary.
 
Type of Class:
Demonstration and hands - on projects
 
Class Description:
Create a shimmering glass mosaic window in this one-day class.  Find out about the proper adhesives for doing glass on glass mosaics.  Working with transparent stained glass, students will learn simple cutting techniques.  Designing for mosaics will also be covered.  Bring your own glass window (no larger than 20 “ x 20”) or purchase one at class (approx. $25).  Stained glass and adhesive will be provided.  Bring your own glass cutting and mosaic nippers or borrow ours during class.  No glass cutting or mosaic 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 and materials included:
Stained glass, adhesive
Use of glass cutting tools and mosaic nippers
 
Additional Tools & Materials:
Optional: Pen and paper for notes. Students may want to bring design ideas; designs can be simple black and white line art, such as clip art.
Students can purchase a glass window for around $25 or bring their own. A picture frame with glass also makes a good surface for your project. (no larger than 20" x 20")

See the cancellation policy.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: NO previous faceting experience is necessary. No glass cutting experience required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description:  Join Master Cold Working artist Kent Lauer for one of the most unique glass classes anywhere. For the first time in years I'll be teaching a new shape for the Faceted Dichroic Pendants!! You'll make beautiful, faceted dichroic glass pendants using dichroic glass from Coatings by Sandberg, and learn awesome cold working techniques at the same time. This exciting hands-on class will cover all aspects of creating these breathtaking pendants, from cutting 1/2" thick glass with a diamond saw, to laminating and beveling. Two thin layers of Dichroic glass will be laminated on the bottom of and in the middle of two layers of beautiful Starphire glass, then ground and polished into an incredible jewel. Not only will the students learn to make the dichroic pendants in this intensive class, at the same time they are learning the basics of cold working and beveling and laminating with UV resin. It's really like three classes in one. Class size is limited to ensure individual attention. Students will have the opportunity to make several pendants, which in value, pays for the class, not counting the knowledge they will take away from an incredible day. The students will have the option of affixing bails to the pendants the day of the class, using beautiful solid silver or silver plated custom findings made for this class from Amate Studios, or taking them home to wire wrap them, or have them set in precious metals. Please be aware that this class is very hands on, you will be standing for hours, and using your hands to hold the pieces you are working on against fast moving diamond discs.  Please visit my website www.KentLauer.Com

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. SAFETY GLASSES are recommended and will be provided if needed.

Tools Materials Included: Starphire glass, dichroic glass, UV adhesive, and cerium oxide used for polishing.

Additional Tools & Materials: Dichroic float glass is included with the materials fee, Profusion patterned dichroic (optional) will be available at an additional charge to make your pieces even more unique. We do not do the settings in class except for the findings from Amate Studios that will be available for purchase in the classroom.

Wear comfortable work clothes, comfortable shoes and bring a notebook.
Please note that this is a very hands on class, you will be standing for long periods, and using your hands to hold the pendants against moving diamond discs.
Class size is limited to ensure individual attention

See the cancellation policy.

Class Title: Mosaics: 101

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: No previous glass cutting or mosaic experience is needed.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description: Experience the classical art of glass mosaic in this one-day workshop. This class will introduce students to the direct mosaic method using traditional mosaic design elements. Learn glass cutting techniques, gluing and grouting applications along with tips on designing or modifying patterns. Students will work on an 8” wood base in class. Students will be able to choose from several patterns.
.
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:
                        Patterns will be provided.
                        8” wooden mosaic surface
                        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 glass mosaic material.

See the cancellation policy.

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: Blow Glaskolben tubes for ornaments or use to fuse a platter or plate.  Students will blow glass globes, keeping some as ornaments and using the less than perfect ones to decorate a clear plate or platter.  Make your own one of a kind colorful home decoration by fusing the globes and glass stringer to a clear base piece of glass.  No glass fusing experience is necessary.  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.

Approx. Material Cost: Included

Experience Required: NO previous faceting experience is necessary. No glass cutting experience required.

Type of Class: Demonstration and hands-on project

Class Description:  Join Master Cold Working artist Kent Lauer for one of the most unique glass classes anywhere. For the first time in years I'll be teaching a new shape for the Faceted Dichroic Pendants!! You'll make beautiful, faceted dichroic glass pendants using dichroic glass from Coatings by Sandberg, and learn awesome cold working techniques at the same time. This exciting hands-on class will cover all aspects of creating these breathtaking pendants, from cutting 1/2" thick glass with a diamond saw, to laminating and beveling. Two thin layers of Dichroic glass will be laminated on the bottom of and in the middle of two layers of beautiful Starphire glass, then ground and polished into an incredible jewel. Not only will the students learn to make the dichroic pendants in this intensive class, at the same time they are learning the basics of cold working and beveling and laminating with UV resin. It's really like three classes in one. Class size is limited to ensure individual attention. Students will have the opportunity to make several pendants, which in value, pays for the class, not counting the knowledge they will take away from an incredible day. The students will have the option of affixing bails to the pendants the day of the class, using beautiful solid silver or silver plated custom findings made for this class from Amate Studios, or taking them home to wire wrap them, or have them set in precious metals. Please be aware that this class is very hands on, you will be standing for hours, and using your hands to hold the pieces you are working on against fast moving diamond discs.  Please visit my website www.KentLauer.Com

Safety: Please do not wear sandals if cutting or handling glass. SAFETY GLASSES are recommended and will be provided if needed.

Tools Materials Included: Starphire glass, dichroic glass, UV adhesive, and cerium oxide used for polishing.

Additional Tools & Materials: Dichroic float glass is included with the materials fee, Profusion patterned dichroic (optional) will be available at an additional charge to make your pieces even more unique. We do not do the settings in class except for the findings from Amate Studios that will be available for purchase in the classroom.

Wear comfortable work clothes, comfortable shoes and bring a notebook.
Please note that this is a very hands on class, you will be standing for long periods, and using your hands to hold the pendants against moving diamond discs.
Class size is limited to ensure individual attention

See the cancellation policy.