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Beginner Stained Glass: Copper Foil
Saturday mornings, 9:30- 12:30, February 6, 13, 20, 27
Four 3-hour classes. Tuition $325.00 includes use of tools and some supplies. Students purchase glass and framing metal.
The copper foil stained glass technique was originally devised by Louis Comfort Tiffany to be used for his intricate designs. Unlike the more traditional lead came method, the foil technique allows for more detailed patterns, as well as construction of three-dimensional objects like lampshades and boxes. Learn the entire process from beginning to end in only four sessions! Students do not need to purchase any tools, so it’s an excellent way to try your hand at the medium without having to invest in all the equipment. Each student will complete a copper foil panel approximately 9” x 12” or 11”x 14”.




Stained Glass- Beyond Beginner
Saturday afternoons, 2-4:30, February 6, 13, 20, 27
Four 2½-hour classes. Tuition $160.00; tools and supplies extra
This class has an open curriculum allowing students to continue their exploration into stained glass under the supervision and guidance of an experienced instructor. Students might select a new project like a lamp, box, panel, or bring a project in progress. This class is a great way to learn new techniques, get a refresher, have your questions answered, or get help with more advanced projects. We can provide the instruction and extra motivation you need to get that project done!




Project Plate Making: Batiky Bowls
Sunday, February 7, 9:30-12:30
3-hour workshop. Tuition $165.00; includes materials and use of tools. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!
Join us for a fun workshop on creating amazing batiky bowls. In this class you will work with powdered glass and water on the surface of the glass creating your own unique designs with this technique developed by glass artist Lena Beckeus. The resulting patterns and color are reminiscent of traditional batik cloth design. Weisser Glass Studio adds new insight and direction on the process, and direction will be given to students on color and design ideas. A lot to learn while having an amazing time in the studio! No experience is required so get a friend to join the class. Students will have access to a selection of colors and tools to create their own 9” fused glass bowl.
*Please note that this class is being taught with permission from Lena Beckeus, the creator of the original Batik technique
Mastering the Art of Cutting Glass- Pattern Cuts
Sunday, February 14, 10-11:30
1½-hour workshop. Tuition $69.00. Appropriate for all levels, beginner to advanced.
Good cutting skills are the key to success in any of the glass art forms. In this class we teach you how to master cutting using good technique and selecting the proper tools to get the job done. This comprehensive cutting lesson will cover both simple and more difficult shapes. Learn to cut with ease and confidence; guaranteed to improve your cutting no matter your skill level. An excellent starter class for students with no cutting experience, and a valuable refresher for the more experienced glass artist. Bring any challenges you may have!

Beginner Stained Glass: Copper Foil
Saturday mornings, 9:30- 12:30, March 13, 20, 27, April 3
Four 3-hour classes. Tuition $325.00 includes use of tools and some supplies. Students purchase glass and framing metal.
The copper foil stained glass technique was originally devised by Louis Comfort Tiffany to be used for his intricate designs. Unlike the more traditional lead came method, the foil technique allows for more detailed patterns, as well as construction of three-dimensional objects like lampshades and boxes. Learn the entire process from beginning to end in only four sessions! Students do not need to purchase any tools, so it’s an excellent way to try your hand at the medium without having to invest in all the equipment. Each student will complete a copper foil panel approximately 9” x 12” or 11”x 14”.
