Make a splash with your own fused glass wave. Capture the beauty of the ocean in glass. Cut and shape colorful glass into a beautiful fused glass wave. Your finished piece can be displayed in an iron stand, (additional cost for stand), slumped into a dish, or a hung in a window as a stunning sun catcher. All experience levels welcome. Sara Rezin, Instructor
Make a splash with your own fused glass wave. Capture the beauty of the ocean in glass. Cut and shape colorful glass into a beautiful fused glass wave. Your finished piece can be displayed in an iron stand, (additional cost for stand), slumped into a dish, or a hung in a window as a stunning sun catcher. All experience levels welcome. Sara Rezin, Instructor
Make a splash with your own fused glass wave. Capture the beauty of the ocean in glass. Cut and shape colorful glass into a beautiful fused glass wave. Your finished piece can be displayed in an iron stand, (additional cost for stand), slumped into a dish, or a hung in a window as a stunning sun catcher. All experience levels welcome. Sara Rezin, Instructor
Make a splash with your own fused glass wave. Capture the beauty of the ocean in glass. Cut and shape colorful glass into a beautiful fused glass wave. Your finished piece can be displayed in an iron stand, (additional cost for stand), slumped into a dish, or a hung in a window as a stunning sun catcher. All experience levels welcome. Sara Rezin, Instructor
In this workshop, students will learn a method of glass casting. Glass casting is the process where glass objects are cast by melting glass into a plaster mold where it will then cool and solidify.
Students will be asked to bring several small items that are significant or important to them. An impression will be made in clay with these items which is translated into a plaster mold from which the glass casting is made.
You will be able to capture a thought, a memory or a significant time in your life in glass. The small items you bring may get a bit dirty from the clay but can easily be washed. You will be able to take your personal objects home that day. Various objects will also be provided for you to use.
Participants will Supply:
Items to press into clay-Just about anything that is relatively small will work (no larger than 5’’)
Examples:
Rope
Little army men
Leaves
Pinecones
Pine needles
Fist
Silverware
Embroidered patches
In this workshop, students will learn a method of glass casting. Glass casting is the process where glass objects are cast by melting glass into a plaster mold where it will then cool and solidify.
Students will be asked to bring several small items that are significant or important to them. An impression will be made in clay with these items which is translated into a plaster mold from which the glass casting is made.
You will be able to capture a thought, a memory or a significant time in your life in glass. The small items you bring may get a bit dirty from the clay but can easily be washed. You will be able to take your personal objects home that day. Various objects will also be provided for you to use.
Participants will Supply:
Items to press into clay-Just about anything that is relatively small will work (no larger than 5’’)
Examples:
Rope
Little army men
Leaves
Pinecones
Pine needles
Fist
Silverware
Embroidered patches
Learn how to capture waves of colored bubbles, or a regular pattern of bubbles in fused glass. Students will gain an understanding of trapped air in fused glass, and how to control the bubbles to add magic to a piece. Methods for creating a predictable pattern of bubbles, and for creating random waves of colored bubbles will be explored and then used as a design element a fused glass piece. All experience levels welcome. Sara Rezin, Instructor
Transfer your favorite black and white photo or image into fused glass to create a one of a kind piece of art. Students will email a digital copy of a photo to the museum prior to the class so it will be ready to be transferred onto glass on the day of the class. After fusing the image into a plate or tray, the image will have a warm sepia tone.
Choose a photograph that you would like fused into glass:
Send your image to the museum email address: [email protected]
All experience levels welcome.
Sara Rezin, Instructor