CLASS DESCRIPTION:Create 2 fused glass plant stakes in this fun class that is suitable for all levels of experience. Each student is given two 12in clear glass pre-cuts to make any design you wish using a smorgasbord of supplies. Choices include dots, stringers, vitrigraph, frit and murrini. The plant stakes will be contour-fired in a kiln and be available for pickup within two weeks. Children, 14 years and older, are welcome to attend with an adult to supervise. If both child and adult want to take class, you must purchase two tickets.
BENEFITS:
This class is a great activity for accessing your creativity and learning something new!
FORMAT:
In-Person – Classroom
INSTRUCTION METHOD:
- Hands-On
AGES:
- Adults 18+
- Youth ages 10-13
- Youth ages 14-18
EXPERIENCE LEVEL:
- Novice
- Intermediate
- Expert
PREREQUISITES:
None
MATERIALS PROVIDED BY INSTRUCTOR:
2 pre-cut clear plant stakes
a variety of opaque and transparent glass
vitrigraph, stringers, dots, and murrini
tools required to create the project
a variety of opaque and transparent glass
vitrigraph, stringers, dots, and murrini
tools required to create the project
WHAT TO BRING:
All materials are provided. Please wear closed-toe shoes.
REGISTRATION / RSVP REQUIRED?
Yes
FEE REQUIRED?
Yes
FEE AMOUNT:
$ 80
FEE INCLUDES:
2 pre-cut clear plant stakes
a variety of opaque and transparent glass
vitrigraph, stringers, dots, and murrini
tools required to create the project
a variety of opaque and transparent glass
vitrigraph, stringers, dots, and murrini
tools required to create the project
Holland Center Cancellation Policy: Cancellations 14 or more days prior to the first day of class will be refunded, minus a $10 processing fee. Cancellations less than 14 days are non-refundable.
INSTRUCTOR NAME:
Kimberly Ferm
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Kimberly Ferm is a kiln-formed glass artist based in Phoenix, Arizona. Her appreciation of glass as art began with a visit to Murano while visiting Italy. She started working with glass eight years ago and appreciates the diversity of projects that can be created by fusing glass. Now a retired teacher, she enjoys fusing two of her favorite things by teaching others about glass.
WEB SITE:
https://www.rosewoodartsaz.com/
INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/rosewoodartsaz/
