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A-Z of Fused Glass

Learn basic glass and kiln concepts, techniques, and tools while creating functional fused glass pieces to take home.

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A-Z of Fused Glass

A-Z of Fused Glass

Learn basic glass and kiln concepts, techniques, and tools while creating functional fused glass pieces to take home.

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Learn safety basics, glass studio procedures, fused glass design concepts, and basic physics of heat and glass.

Details

Day 1:

  • Learn basic glass kiln fusing stages.
  • Learn how to cut, score, and break glass into desired shapes.
  • Discuss the design of your fused glass piece.
  • Create your own glass tile sampler.

Day 2:

  • Design and create a functional fused glass piece.

Day 3:

  • Continue to learn basic glass concepts.
  • Develop a design for your bowl.
  • Learn to cut a circle for a bowl.
  • Learn to use of Wet Room grinder.
  • Learn to prepare a mold for your bowl to be fired in the kiln.

Details

A materials fee of $xxx, included in the cost of the class, provides everything you will need. 

Project

Each student will create a fused glass piece to take home in each session.

Prerequisites

None

Class Policies

  • Wear close-toed shoes and long pants in the Glass Studio at all times. This is a strictly enforced safety policy. 
  • A 1/2 -hour lunch break is set for the first day. Feel free to bring a snack or lunch. There is a refrigerator and microwave on the lower level.
  • View BARN’s current COVID-19 health and safety protocols.
  • BARN is committed to accessibility. Tuition assistance is available. Fill out the application before registering.
Instructor
Diana Lister

Diana has been playing with glass since the mid 90s. Originally a potter, she became interested in fused glass after attending the Beaux Arts festival in Miami. From fused glass, Diana went on to explore torch work, casting, and stained glass. Glass is such a versatile medium, and she’s constantly discovering new ways to manipulate it. She’s excited to share the joy of glasswork with others!

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