StudioFour25 courses are the ideal way to learn how to make art from glass.
You will come to our studio in the west of France, and have a lovely time learning this great artform. Surround yourself with colour, and go home with a piece of art.
We never have more than four students at once, and if the dates do not suit you then we can arrange one to fit your schedule.
All materials, tools and lunch are provided.
On this course you will learn everything that you need to know to make copper-foiled glass panels. From designing, cutting glass, foiling, and soldering to finishing and displaying your piece. By the end of the course, you will have a lovely suncatcher to take home, and a new art form to practice.
Dates are available throughout the year, either 1, 2 or 5 day courses.
Priced at only 110 per day, with discounts available if you book a course.
Contact us for more information, and dates.
This day is dedicated to learning how to make stained glass panels using the traditional leaded method. Using the same technique used to build church windows, you will make a panel to take home.
Dates are available throughout the year, either 1, 2 or 5 day courses. Priced at only 110 per day, with discounts available if you book a course. Contact us for more information, and dates.
The course covers :
Design basics.
Cutting and grinding glass.
Construction using lead came.
Soldering lead.
Cementing the panel.
Come and learn how to make mosaics from art glass. Either using one of our designs, or by designing something of your own, you will go home at the end of the course with a great piece of art for your home or garden.
You will learn :
Cutting glass
Safety considerations whilst working.
Attaching the glass to the support
Decorative grouting.
Dates are available throughout the year, either 1, 2 or 5 day courses.
Priced at only 95 per day, with discounts available if you book a course.
Contact us for more information, and dates.
For those of you who already know how to cut glass, then you have the option of trying out fusing.
Fusing is when we place many pieces of glass into a kiln and heat them up to around 800degrees. The heat then causes the pieces to melt together and create one solid piece of glass.
You will learn :
The importance of compatibility
Special design considerations for fusing
Kiln essentials
Fusing schedules
Jewellery making
Panels
At the end of the day your pieces will be fired and either sent to you or you can pick them up the next day.
You can make either panels, glass jewellery or both.
Dates are available throughout the year, either 1, 2 or 5 day courses.
Priced at only 110 per day, with discounts available if you book a course.
Contact us for more information, and dates.