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Weekend Workshops
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Lampworked Glass Bead Workshop
$135.00Lampworked Glass Beads Workshop
Stephanie Maddalena $135 (plus $35 material fee)
Learn the Venetian art of glass bead making. Make unique beads by melting glass rods with an oxygen/propane torch. Learn to shape the glass and decorate it to customize your beads. It’s addictive!
Registration for this workshop starts Thursday, November 18 at 10:00am
M39 1 session, Sun. March 29; 10:00am – 5:00pm (with one hour break for lunch)
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Lampworked Glass Bead Workshop
$135.00Out of stockLampworked Glass Bead Workshop
THIS CLASS IS FULL! No new registrations will be accepted at this time.
Stephanie Maddalena $135 (plus $35 materials fee)Learn the Venetian art of glass bead making. Make unique beads by melting glass rods with an oxygen/propane torch. Learn to shape the glass and decorate it to customize your beads. It's addictive!
M38 1 session Sun. Jan. 25; 10:00am – 5:00pm (with one hour break for lunch)
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NEW! Introduction to Metal Clay (16 and up)
$135.00Introduction to Metal Clay (16 and up)
Learn MoreKelly Green Grady $135 plus $75 materials fee (payable in cash to the instructor the day of the workshop)Metal Clay is an exciting medium that begins as a suspension of tiny particles of silver in an organic clay binder. Metal clay can be shaped and layered, or textured by hand or with molds. It is as malleable as ordinary modeling clay. After drying and sanding, the clay is fired. During firing, the binder burns off, leaving pure metal (fine silver). Once fired, it can be polished or patinas may be added. Learn to make fine silver jewelry using metal clay (PMC brand). . . . Students will leave class with one or more finished pieces depending on the complexity of the pieces they create. The materials fee includes 15-gram package of PMC fine silver clay, (2) sterling silver earring findings, and (3) sterling silver jump rings. Please bring a "freezer" style ziplock bag (of any size) and a deck of cards to the workshop.
M99 1 session Sun. January 25, 10:00am–4:00pm (with a one-hour break)
