We don't just want you to make a glass art project to take home with you. Instead, we want you to take home the skills to make lots of projects on your own. From the beginning, you'll be introduced to numerous different materials and taught a variety of different techniques. Instead of just learning the way we do it, you'll be free to select the method that best suits your own needs and preferences.

Instructor Dennis Brady
to be held at Victorian Art Glass in Victoria BC

Taught by a professional glass artisan, this class is for two evenings and is intended to teach the basics of both fusing and slumping glass. It includes the following:

• How different glass responds to heat in a kiln
• Understanding compatibility and viscosity
• Preparing and using a kiln
• Creating firing schedules
• Maintaining a kiln log
• Preparing and using molds
• Troubleshooting problems
• Introduction to casting in a kiln

Each student will create their own project to be fused then later slumped into a mold. All work will be with Spectrum COE 96 glass, but the class will include demonstrations of how other kinds of glass are used. All tools and materials are provided.

Anyone that will want to expand their skills or feel they need help on a difficult project, can either drop in for an Open Workshop, stop into our shop and ask questions of any of our professional staff, or ask questions on our internet bulletin board at: http://www.glasscampus.com/forum

To register or for more information contact us: info@glasscampus.com