Stained-Glass Workshop-Intermediates/Advanced

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Course code: P40C

This course is aimed at intermediate and more advanced learners. You can learn other techniques such as kiln fired glass painting/stain/ enamel, fusing and slumping, copper foil and stained-glass mosaic.

when: From 23 Apr 2025 to 09 Jul 2025
Wed 13:30-16:0011 weeks
Tutor: Ruth Adams

where

Stoke Lodge

Stoke Lodge Centre, Shirehampton Road
Stoke Bishop
Bristol
BS9 1BN

fees

full fee for this course £275.00, concession fee £175.00.

who

Bristol Adult Learning

stokelodge@bristol.gov.uk

0117 903 8844

Description

This course is aimed at intermediate and more advanced learners (at least 3 terms of previous learning). Learners can plan and make a window with one-to-one tuition support. They can learn other techniques such as kiln fired glass painting/stain/ enamel, fusing and slumping, copperfoil and stained-glass mosaic.

What can students expect?

You can choose their own project in negotiation with the tutor. You will plan and make leaded panels and windows. You will be able to develop skills in both design and Stained-Glass making. Learners can learn how to make test samples and apply new techniques into own creative glass work. 

This course will be delivered at Stoke Lodge.

Late starters allowed?

Yes, but it is best to join by week 2 or 3 to get the most out of the course.

Previous experience required?

Yes. At least 3 terms’ worth of previous learning.

What is the progression route?

Learners can re-enrol on the same course to develop skills in design and making. They may also enrol on the Summer School.

Are there any extra costs?

Yes. Learners will need to purchase materials coloured glass, lead and for larger panels more solder and cement. Learners can purchase coloured glass from tutor or visit local glass suppliers. Materials costs may vary depending on the scale of the project, but for an A3 sized panel learners can expect to pay £55 approx.

Work set between sessions?

Between classes, learners can do research on the internet or by work on their sketches and designs. They can also order materials from a local supplier if they want to buy their glass directly. There is no homework set specifically.

What should students bring?

<ul>
<li>A note book</li>
<li>Sturdy shoes, no open toe sandals</li>
<li>Coloured art materials if you have any for design, bring what you have no need to purchase any especially</li>
<li>Two or three different ideas-these could be pictures, original doodles or sketches, postcards, pictures from magazines, photos, art books anything to act as a starting point for your design</li>
</ul>

Teaching method/style?

Formal teaching and demonstrations. Individual support and learning checks and group discussions, books, photos and samples for study.

Equipment Required

Equipment and tools provided. The tutor can advise you if you choose to purchase any of your own equipment. Fee includes classroom sundries (e.g. paper, masking tape, tracing paper, glass cleaner, kiln shelf paper, two strips of solder, fluxes, white spirit, patinas, glass paints, etc).

Refunds and cancellations

<ul>
<li>If we have to cancel your course your fees will be refunded in full. We are unable to reimburse the cost of materials you may have bought for the course.</li>
<li>If you cancel your course booking a week (7 days) or more before the start date we will refund your fees minus an admin charge of 20%.</li>
<li>If you cancel with less than a week (7 days) before the start date or after the course has started, we will not be able to refund your fees.</li>
<li>Transfers will incur a fee of 10% and must be requested 7 days or more before the start of a course unless you are transferring to another course because your original course was cancelled.</li>
<li>We are not able to offer refunds due to sickness or ill health.</li>
</ul>

 

If you are due a refund you must contact the office within 3 months of the course to arrange payment as we do not keep card details.

When attending an online course, it is a learner’s responsibility to ensure they have adequate internet access before the start of a course. Refunds will not be given for technical failure of a learner’s home computer or their internet access.