Glass Fusing - Beginner - June

Learn the fundamentals of glass art in Glass Fusing, a beginner friendly workshop at Tri Arts Project in Castle Rock. Open to ages sixteen and up, this class offers a hands on introduction to cutting and arranging glass to create a finished functional art piece.

Instructor Nancy Daniel guides you through the process of safely cutting colorful glass and arranging it into a personal design. You will assemble your composition during class, and the piece will be kiln fired and shaped into a curved glass plate measuring five by five inches. Finished plates will be available for pickup from Cantril School seven days after the class. All supplies and tools are included.

What You Will Learn in This Glass Fusing Workshop

This workshop focuses on foundational techniques used in fused and slumped glass projects.

Cutting Glass Safely

Practice scoring and breaking glass into controlled shapes using proper tools and safety techniques.

Designing for Glass Fusing

Learn how to arrange and layer glass pieces to create a balanced design that fuses successfully.

Preparing Work for the Kiln

Understand how glass changes during the firing process and how placement affects the final result.

Understanding the Slumping Process

Explore how fused glass is reheated and shaped into a functional curved plate.

What Participants Should Bring

An apron is optional. Wear comfortable clothing. All glass materials and supplies are provided. Waivers are required.

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