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Stained Glass Class


Notable Things you can learn in a Stained Glass Class

 

You might have wanted to own a classic lampshade made of stained glass or probably want a stained glass window in your bedroom. Yes, you can always purchase one but it might cost you much and maybe it is out of the family’s budget. One option you can do is to learn how to make it on your own. Just check out the supply of materials that you will need. You can also consider attending glass classes to gain knowledge on the notable things that you need to learn and the skills you need to be equipped with.

 

While there is no exact degree for stained glass, some of the community colleges offer it as part of the associate degree in fine arts. However, there are some training institutions that offer several training session to learn this type of art craft. As a starter, you can take the basic stained glass class in nearby training centers within your community. Here, you learn about the common terminologies, techniques and tools. You can consider taking the following courses in case you really wanted to engage in making stained glasses whether as a hobby or a source of income and to further hone your skills.

 

  • Introduction to the course gives an overview on making stained glasses. Normally, the lesson is divided into three topics: beginner, intermediate and advanced. The basics will be learned like patter drafting, glass painting, etching, staining, grinding and soldering. Safety tips and precautions plus the tools are also part of the course.

 

  • Glassblowing course will teach various techniques like color application required in forming glasses. The basic of glass blowing being done in a studio can be observed after being educated on safety precautions needed.

 

  • Stained glass windows course can only be taken after completing the introductory course. The mechanics of making stained glass windows including cartooning, lay outing, selecting colors and installing is expected to be learned.   

 

  • Glass mosaic course will educate you in translating the stained glass into one art form. Skills in cutting and grinding will be acquired as well as proper color selection and grouting to put together glass pieces to create a mosaic.

 

  • Fusing glass course is taken by those in the intermediate and advance level. New sets of skills will be acquired like fusing, kiln-forming, slumping and sandblasting.

 

After taking the following courses, attending a follow up workshop is also advisable. This is to improve more your craft. What are you waiting for? Check the next available schedule of the training course and start learning the art of stained glass making.


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