Delve into the art of stained glass at the upcoming event, Introduction to Stained Glass, taking place in Glasgow at Leith Collective, Glasgow Fort on April 27, 2024. Led by Tim Kirman and Moira Buchanan, this workshop offers a hands-on experience where participants can explore the intricate process of creating stunning stained glass pieces. Whether you are an experienced artist looking to expand your skills or a novice eager to discover the world of glass art, this workshop guarantees a memorable and enriching experience under the guidance of renowned experts in the field.

Throughout the day, attendees will be guided through the creation of a small stained glass window hanging, approximately 15cm x 15cm in size, using the lead came method. No prior experience is necessary as participants will learn essential skills such as glass selection, scoring, grinding, lead cutting, soldering, attaching support rings, and finishing touches. By the end of the workshop, each participant will take home their own vibrant stained glass creation, ready to embark on their artistic journey. All materials and equipment will be provided, offering a seamless and immersive learning experience. Secure your spot for £109.05 and unlock your creative potential at this captivating event.

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