This class is designed to pick up where the beginner’s class left off. It was created to give the student more insight into the designing and planning of a project ~ particularly a project that is being installed in an existing opening in a door, window, sidelight, transom, etc.

This intermediate class is perfect for graduates of our beginner’s course or the hobbyist who has some experience, but would still like some professional advise when tackling a larger project.

Instruction will be provided in design considerations, color selection, proper framing & reinforcing, as well as pointers in cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering and finishing techniques. We will provide the instruction, table space and use of our equipment. Since the glass & supplies will vary with each project, they are the responsibility of the student.

Since both class time & table space is limited, prospective students should speak with the instructors regarding the overall size and difficulty of the project they wish to fabricate. If you don’t have a specific project in mind, bring us the size of the opening you wish to put the glass into, along with a rough idea of the type of design you are thinking about, and we’ll help you find a suitable pattern. Class will run one evening a week for 6 weeks providing approximately 18 to 24 hours of instruction. Please be advised, homework may be required to keep pace with the instruction. Limit 4 students.
 

Instructor(s):
Darren & Marija

Course Fees:
$200 + HST (includes course fees)

Dates & Times:
Tuesdays ~ April 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th, May 6th & 13th, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM