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4 Glass Art courses in Tiverton

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Stained Glass Garden Mosaic - 2 days

By Sue Smith Glass

This course is stained glass mosaic on a mirror base and designed for garden display throughout the year. The aim of the course is to teach you the techniques and throughout the workshop build your confidence and knowledge to complete a stunning mosaic for you to take home.

Stained Glass Garden Mosaic - 2 days
Delivered In-Person
Dates arranged on request
£180

Stained Glass Flower Cutting for Mosaic - 1 Day

By Sue Smith Glass

Stained Glass Flower Cutting For Mosaic Workshop. Beginners and Intermediates. Learn to cut and shape flowers in stained glass for glass mosaic.

Stained Glass Flower Cutting for Mosaic - 1 Day
Delivered In-Person
Dates arranged on request
£90

Private Stained Glass class tailored to you

5.0(18)

By Le Breton Traditional

Private Stained glass classes for individuals, couples, families and groups where you get to design and make your own glass piece.

Private Stained Glass class tailored to you
Delivered In-Person
Dates arranged on request
£315

Stained Glass Garden Mosaic - 1 Day

By Sue Smith Glass

This course is stained glass mosaic on a mirror base and designed for garden display throughout the year. The aim of the course is to teach you the techniques and throughout the workshop build your confidence and knowledge to complete a stunning mosaic for you to take home.

Stained Glass Garden Mosaic - 1 Day
Delivered In-Person
Dates arranged on request
£100

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Making Electric Lamps

By Tim Thornton

Want to make electric lamps, but not sure about the wiring, regulations and so on? If you can make the lamp base (in clay, wood, glass metal or whatever), then this course tells you how to do the rest.

Making Electric Lamps
Delivered Online1 hour 30 minutes, Nov 26th, 19:00
£85

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Sue Smith Glass

sue smith glass

Exeter

Originally from North Devon, I have lived and worked in various countries, particularly the Middle East and Mediterranean, and have been both influenced and inspired by the different cultures and architecture from my travels.  This combined with my keen interest in the environment, nature and the landscape, has provided me with the possibility of creating unique and individual pieces, whilst helping to preserve the natural beauty that surrounds us.   In 2003 I wanted these bright and cheerful mosaics to  withstand all weather conditions so through experimentation I developed this process.  My mosaic mirrors, panels and lamps and balls are designed for both indoor and all year garden display.   They can be used as wall panels – a feature among climbing plants, placed in a gloomy corner, floated on ponds and lakes, hung from trees or filled with solar lights all bringing a splash of colour to our dormant winter landscapes or creating a hint of “The Secret Garden’ beyond. I run a number of different courses and workshops every month to teach this uplifting and cheerful skill whether just as a day out with friends, learning a new hobby or wanting to  improve your skill.  Please contact me for more information. 

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Le Breton Traditional

le breton traditional

5.0(18)

Exeter

Le Breton Traditional is the business of Matthew Le Breton. As a teacher, craftsman and artist he brings over 20 years experience to teaching his glass classes. The classes take place at the Devon Applied Arts Workshop. A collaborative teaching workshop set up together with RAMP Ceramics to deliver quality craft teaching in the rolling fields of Mid Devon. The workshop is spacious with toilets, kitchen area, disabled access and plenty of parking. 

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Siddy Langley Glass

siddy langley glass

Cullompton

Siddy works in the glorious Devon countryside just outside Cullompton. In 2012, she embarked on the mammoth task of replacing her old workshop and constructing a new eco house and studio. Still a “work in progress”, the house is now almost finished and Siddy has achieved her aim of providing the domestic heating and hot water from the waste heat generated by the glass making process. Siddy Langley's new eco-build nestling into the hillside The new eco house and studio nestling into the hillside Siddy’s inspiration has always come from nature and travel. Her camera is never far away, whether scuba diving in Sinai, dog walking in the woods or quietly sitting by her pond observing the dragonflies emerge. She is often to be found, working on the hot glass, with a photo for reference on the bench beside her. Traditionally, glass blowing has been regarded as a team activity and many glassmakers consider it impossible to work alone. Siddy, however, prefers to work “solo” and has devised ways of working which eliminate the need for a team or even an assistant. This makes for unique pieces of glass work.

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