11/04/2026
Come have some fun ! Learn to score, break & grind glass, foil & solder and go home with your beautiful piece of glass art! Check out my google reviews ! Beginners Stained Glass Workshops Greenbank 4124 Max 3 people per workshop for individual attention Develop proficiency in the art of stained glass, covering techniques such as glass scoring, grinding, foiling and soldering plus learn creative artistic glass design. Learn to operate all tools and machines. You a have a few patterns to choose from and using an array of colours/textures of your choice in stained glass to complete your amazing art piece. Plus you recieve an information booklet with everything you have learnt over the past 2 days. No Art experience necessary! Everything is included in the price, just bring yourself For more info please message or phone me. Bookings essential. Thanks Katrina Lead or Copperfoil What's the difference? The traditional method for making stained glass uses lead came, long strips of lead shaped into an H or a U (for outside borders). The edges of the glass pieces fit into the channels in the lead, and the joints between the strips of came are soldered together. The copper foil technique was developed as an alternative to lead came to allow the construction of three-dimensional glass objects like lampshades & suncatchers but it can also be used in windows. Copper foil works better for intricate designs with small pieces, because the technique makes finer lines between the pieces -- you don't have the edges of the lead overlapping the glass. Copper foil is also best for irregularly shaped pieces, whereas geometric shapes are better suited to lead.
