Stained-Glass Art Classes at Glass Addicts in Sanford (Up to 55% Off). Three Options Available.
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Skilled instructors provide supplies for creation of stepping stones, beveled tubes filled with sand & shells & Tiffany-style artwork
Unlike stained coffee mugs or reputations, stained glass is considered less valuable when it’s held together with crazy glue. Up your glass-art assessment with today’s Groupon to Glass Addicts in Sanford. Choose from the following options:
- For $29, you get admission to an intro-to-mosaic Stepping Stones class (a $65 value). Classes for this option are held Monday and Tuesday at 6 p.m.
- For $45, you get admission to a Sandscopes class (a $95 value). Classes for this option are held Friday at 6 p.m.
- For $150, you get admission to a four-week beginners’ stained-glass class (a $325 value). Courses for this option take place on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. or from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Skilled artisan and author Denise Hurley and her crew bestow their extensive glass-art wisdom upon students of all skill levels during informative hands-on classes. During the Stepping Stone classes, which last approximately three hours, attendees arrange colorful glass fragments into a provided pattern atop a 12-inch stone square. The finished piece can be embedded into the ground and is designed to withstand all types of weather. During three–four-hour Sandscopes courses, students unite three beveled-glass sides and two beveled ends to create an enclosed tube, which can then be filled with white sand, shells, or tiny neighborhoods for transient mermaid colonies.
During the beginners’ stained-glass class, students receive step-by-step instruction while creating Tiffany-style glasswork. Like learning how to change a light bulb with your mind, the process begins with basic safety and tool lessons before participants select a preset pattern to transform into a tangible, 12”x16” work of art. Next, blossoming craftspeople cut, grind, and fit together pieces of glass in preparation for foiling and soldering the completed masterpiece. Though Glass Addicts provides all necessary materials, patrons may want to prepare for the potentially messy classes by toting along an apron, overshirt, or a jet-powered vacuum cleaner. Call ahead to reserve spots for all classes.
Skilled instructors provide supplies for creation of stepping stones, beveled tubes filled with sand & shells & Tiffany-style artwork
Unlike stained coffee mugs or reputations, stained glass is considered less valuable when it’s held together with crazy glue. Up your glass-art assessment with today’s Groupon to Glass Addicts in Sanford. Choose from the following options:
- For $29, you get admission to an intro-to-mosaic Stepping Stones class (a $65 value). Classes for this option are held Monday and Tuesday at 6 p.m.
- For $45, you get admission to a Sandscopes class (a $95 value). Classes for this option are held Friday at 6 p.m.
- For $150, you get admission to a four-week beginners’ stained-glass class (a $325 value). Courses for this option take place on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. or from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Skilled artisan and author Denise Hurley and her crew bestow their extensive glass-art wisdom upon students of all skill levels during informative hands-on classes. During the Stepping Stone classes, which last approximately three hours, attendees arrange colorful glass fragments into a provided pattern atop a 12-inch stone square. The finished piece can be embedded into the ground and is designed to withstand all types of weather. During three–four-hour Sandscopes courses, students unite three beveled-glass sides and two beveled ends to create an enclosed tube, which can then be filled with white sand, shells, or tiny neighborhoods for transient mermaid colonies.
During the beginners’ stained-glass class, students receive step-by-step instruction while creating Tiffany-style glasswork. Like learning how to change a light bulb with your mind, the process begins with basic safety and tool lessons before participants select a preset pattern to transform into a tangible, 12”x16” work of art. Next, blossoming craftspeople cut, grind, and fit together pieces of glass in preparation for foiling and soldering the completed masterpiece. Though Glass Addicts provides all necessary materials, patrons may want to prepare for the potentially messy classes by toting along an apron, overshirt, or a jet-powered vacuum cleaner. Call ahead to reserve spots for all classes.