Cast Paperweight Workshop :: October 27 Tuesday, 6-8 PM
In this workshop, participants will create unique and intricate glass art pieces using glass billets, sheet glass, and dichroic glass to produce vibrant compositions. This project involves multiple firings and complex firing schedules, including a polish firing for added value. Ideal for students looking to expand their creative skills, this technique can be applied to any casting mold. Prior experience with kiln formed glass is required to participate in this advanced workshop.
Classes are on average 2-3 hours each class depending on the students interaction.
Small Class SIZE is limited to 12 students.
Studio address: 511 west 200 South, Unit 100, SLC, UT 84111
(South-East Corner of building)
Please note IN PERSON WORKSHOPS: Cancelations Requirements: As soon as you know you are not able to make the workshop please let me know. I am not able to honor refunds at this time. However, I am able to transfer the funds to a future class within six months.
Class time is defined as a structured period that begins at a specified start time and concludes at an end time, allowing for a half-hour on completion period. This layaway time offers students a brief interval to complete their projects and prepare for their departure from the studio. However, if projects are not completed within the last half-hour grace of the designated end time, a fee of $35 will be incurred for each additional half-hour required. This policy ensures that students are encouraged to manage their time effectively while also maintaining the integrity of the class schedule.