Stained Glass: Geometric Suncatcher Workshop

Create a modern glass artwork in Stained Glass: Geometric Suncatcher, a beginner friendly workshop at Tri Arts Project in Castle Rock. Open to ages eighteen and up, this class introduces the fundamentals of stained glass while focusing on clean lines and geometric design.

Instructor Vickie Autobee guides you through the stained glass process using the Tiffany method, also known as copper foil construction. You will learn how to cut glass into precise geometric shapes, then grind, foil, and solder the pieces together into a finished suncatcher. The class is structured to be approachable while teaching essential skills safely and clearly. All supplies are included.

What You Will Learn in This Stained Glass Workshop

This workshop focuses on foundational stained glass techniques used in contemporary glass design.

Cutting Glass with Precision

Learn how to score and break glass accurately to achieve clean edges and geometric forms.

Grinding and Foiling Techniques

Practice shaping glass and applying copper foil to prepare pieces for secure soldering.

Soldering a Finished Suncatcher

Develop basic soldering skills to assemble glass pieces into a stable and polished design.

Designing a Geometric Composition

Explore how color, shape, and structure work together in a modern geometric suncatcher.

What Participants Should Bring

Students may bring their own glass if they wish, though it is not required. Wear comfortable clothing. All stained glass materials and tools are provided. Waivers are required.

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