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Stained glass (S1D35945)
22 Jun 2025. Make a 20cm square traditional stained glass panel in a simple abstract design as you learn to cut and assemble with lead and solder. Tutors: Carole Gray
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Reactive glass jewellery (S2D35956)
30 Jun 2025 to 2 Jul 2025. Explore the potential of reactive glass powders, frits, silver leaf inclusions and alchemy glass to create beautiful jewellery. Tutors: Claire Hall
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Stained glass – working with colour and light (S5D36079)
13 to 18 Jul 2025. Learn all the skills and use the beauty of coloured glass to make a stained glass panel of your own unique design. Tutors: Sasha Ward
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Botanical French beading - Bishop's dahlia flower (D1D36678)
1 Aug 2025. Learn how to create delicate Bishop's dahlia flowers using the timeless art of French beading. This 19th-century technique combines stringing glass seed beads, wire wrapping and twisting, and sculpting to create stunning, everlasting bloo...
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Stained glass – inspired by West Dean (SSS35467)
8 to 14 Aug 2025. Develop your skills and creativity making stained glass. Gaining inspiration from West Dean, you will learn all the techniques needed to make a stained glass panel or window and explore the use of decorative sandblasting. Tutors: Ca...
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Oil gild and decorate a frame and mirror glass (S1D36214)
16 Aug 2025. Celebrate this ancient craft by learning about oil gilding, as you learn to gild on glass using the verre églomisé technique, surrounded by an oil gilded frame, using various colours of precious metal leaf. Tutors: Richard Walker
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Make a fused glass panel (S1D36649)
3 Sep 2025. Discover the exciting possibilities of utilising fusing techniques to form glass in the kiln. You will make your own original handmade glass panel. Tutors: Martin Cheek
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Mosaics for beginners and improvers (SLW36587)
4 to 7 Sep 2025. Develop your creativity using different ceramic and glass tiles. You will learn techniques for laying, grouting and cutting tiles into tesserae. Tutors: Martin Cheek