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A-Z of Stained Glass

Learn to create a stained-glass window in this class for beginners and those looking to refresh their skills.

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A-Z of Stained Glass

A-Z of Stained Glass

Learn to create a stained-glass window in this class for beginners and those looking to refresh their skills.

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Bainbridge glass artist Gregg Mesmer from Mesolini Glass Studio guides you step-by-step through the process of building a stained-glass window. Learn contemporary, innovative, and efficient methods to create this art piece, methods he has honed over his 40 years as a glass artist. You can expand your glass-cutting skills, get tips from a pro, and learn where to order your glass to get BARN's 20% discount.

You'll also learn studio safety and protocol, which is required to use the Glass Arts Studio during Open Studio times.

Details

  • Allow for time outside of class to work on your project. 
  • Missing any sessions could affect your ability to complete your project by the time class concludes.
  • NOTE:  In order to use Open Studio time for your own projects, you must demonstrate competency in glass cutting and grinder use. This course will address those competencies.
  • Glass Cutting is highly recommended if you have no prior experience.

Details

  • A $78 materials fee, included in the class price, covers glass, drafting paper, pattern film, zinc and lead, and miscellaneous other supplies.
  • You're encouraged to use glass from the studio. However, you can buy or bring your own.

Project

You'll make stained-glass window measuring about 20 inches by 20 inches.

Class Policies

  • Ages 16 and up are welcome.
  • Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants in the Glass Studio at all times.
    • Instructor
    Gregg Mesmer

    Gregg, honored as an Island Treasure in 2015, owns Mesolini Glass Studio with his wife, Diane Bonciolini. They moved to Bainbridge Island in 1977, started their iconic glass studio, and have been working in the art glass industry professionally for decades. Their expertise goes beyond glass cutting to include other types of fabrication, all aspects of creating stained glass art, copper foil, glass fusing, public art, and teaching. They have worked on many community Art in Public Places projects such as the Bainbridge Beach Glass Quilt, the Waypoint beach glass project, Rotary Centennial Park, and more. Many of their projects include school-age students on Bainbridge and beyond. Gregg has taught for Northwest Art Glass, the Bainbridge Park & Recreation District, and Olympic College.

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