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One Day Fusing Course Voucher
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Valid for 12 months from the date of purchased.
Dates: Fusing Courses run at weekends
Price: £160 per student for 6 hrs
Max: 2-4 people per course
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Course – Suitable for beginners and the more experienced, this comprehensive introductory course in fusing, embossing and slumping is designed to explore the potential of glass panels using ceramic fibre papers to create intricate embossed and relief forms, textures and designs in conjunction with the inclusion coloured frit and powdered glass.
This course focuses on the parameters of ceramic fibre and coloured frit and powdered glass which are layered within a range of glass to create differing depths of fusing and embossed low reliefs glass. The techniques learnt on this course are intricate embossings, yet surprising effective in creating beautiful relief sculptural forms.
Booking – Booking course dates and times are subject to availability and may alter. The booking time is an approximate time and may be subject to change due to availability and the hand made glass-making processes which may run slighter over. Glass work can be collected the following day once cooled down. Alternatively P&P can be arranged
Clink links Collection of Glass Work and P&P and Preparing for Courses for further course information.
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The work produced will be cast in a kiln for several days. Materials and equipment will be provided. Additional glass can be purchased to demand and depending of scale of work.
The work produced will be cast in a kiln for several days. Materials and equipment will be provided. Additional glass can be purchased to demand and depending of scale of work.
Things to bring for the course: Bringing your own ideas, sketches or patterns to start working from.
