Carole Gray
Carole Gray trained in three-dimensional design at Middlesex University. She is a member of the Contemporary Glass Society and the British Society of Master Glass Painters.
About this course
Make a 20cm square traditional stained glass panel in a simple abstract design as you learn to cut and assemble with lead and solder.
Course Description
The dynamic and jewel-like qualities of coloured glass and light are the most alluring features of stained glass. This one-day course allows you to experience making a 20cm square traditional stained glass panel to take home. This is a practical course and you will learn the basic construction process of cutting glass, putting a panel together with lead, soldering, cementing and finishing.
A choice of simple, non-representational designs, with accompanying glass packs, is provided by the tutor, as well as all the materials needed to create your stained glass piece. Due to time constraints, you will not be able to design your own patterns.
If you are pregnant, you should consult your GP before enrolling on this course, as working with lead and solder can be harmful to the developing baby.
Course Materials
Included
All the materials and tools will be supplied for the course, including coloured glass, lead, cement, etc.
What students need to bring
- An apron or other overall/old clothes
- Sturdy footwear (essential)
- Rubber/washing up gloves
- Two soft shoe polishing brushes
- A face mask to wear when cementing and cleaning your panel
- Long hair must be tied back
Available to buy
Available from shop:
- A good variety of general art and craft supplies
Additional information
Please note: If you are pregnant or breast feeding, you should consult your GP before enrolling on this course, as working with lead and solder can be harmful to the developing baby. Please wear appropriate clothing/aprons for the workshop or studio, this includes stout covered footwear i.e. no open-toed shoes or sandals. Long hair must be tied back
Timetable
Timetable for one day courses
Students should arrive by 9am for registration.
Classes are from 9.15 - 5pm
Lunch is included.
General Information
Tutors
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