2026 Bookings

Suitable for beginners /intermediate cutting skills and focuses on "design" . You will have the opportunity to make a layered fused glass design to depict either a seascape or a landscape which is 23cm tall by 10cm wide. (Wooden Mount provided)

Suitable for intermediate cutting skills for the "wire tails". You will be cutting and making up to 3 colourful birds that would make a beautiful garden decoration. 

You will be provided with stainless steel rods to mount your pretty birds. 

Suitable for intermediate/ advanced cutting skills only. You will be cutting and making up to 3 fish based on sea or river fish. 

Stainless steel rods are supplied along with full instruction anointing and presenting your fish. 

Great for beginners and covers "frit painting" and glass line paint. 

Suitable for beginners and covers use of moulds

Suitable for intermediate to advanced cutting skills only. You will be making up to 3 seabirds or waders of our local coasts. 

Stainless steel rods are supplied along with full mounting and presentation instructions. 

Suitable for beginner to intermediate cutting skills abilities. This layered Bumble Bee panel is a great introduction into fused glass and simple cutting techniques. 

Template designs ate available but you can create your own design based on the size parameters. Your design can be mounted in the provided wooden stand. 

Suitable for beginners and focuses on accuracy in cutting glass

Suitable for intermediate to advanced cutting skills only

(with inclusions) Suitable for beginner and intermediate cutting skills and focuses on adding copper foil and organic materials to a design.

Suitable for beginners. This is a fun, festive, easy workshop making up to 5 Christmas Characters that can be free standing, tea lights or hangings.

Using a binder, all of our glass powders can be converted into a plasticine like paste that can be easily sculpted into 3-D shapes. Students can use their fingers and easy grip tools to shape the paste into flowers, fairies and a range of other shapes. 

January 6                 July 21

February 24             September 24

March 17                  October 20

April 21                    November 24

May 19                     December 1

June 23

 The tutor will teach you how to use a range of glass paints to make decorative bottle lamps. The paints are applied to a bottle supplied (but feel free to bring your own—but empty please!) and then baked in an oven for 20 minutes making the paint dishwash safe.  

January 7                  July 15

February 11               September 16

March 11                   October 7

April 15                     November 11

May 13                     December 2

June 10

Aimed at those wanting to learn the skills of glass cutting, and who would like to go and try the  traditional leading, fusing or copper foiling courses after. Introduces safety techniques as well in depth.

January 12                July 6

February 2               September 7

March 2                   October 5

April 13                    November 2

May 11                     December 7

June 15

The Hot Pot can fuse glass together up to 11cm diameter, which makes it perfect for making jewellery and small decorative fused glass pieces.

January 15                July 9

February 5               September 3

March 5                   October 1

April 9                     November 5

May 7                      December 3

June 4

The Hot Pot can fuse glass together up to 11cm diameter, which makes it perfect for making jewellery and small decorative fused glass pieces.

January 22                July 16

February 12               September 10

March 12                   October 8

April 16                     November 12

May 14                      December 10

June 11

This fun and simple course will teach you how to cut glass and trim coloured glass to form a simple bowl formed from a series of glass strips, clocks and flowers.  

January 19                July 13

February 2               September 14

March 9                   October 12

April 20                   November 9

May 18                     December 12

June 15

Glass powder is added to a mould and water added to the dry powder. The mould is then put into the freezer. You then pop out the glass "'ice" cube and put it into the kiln to fire. A number of beautiful natural effects can be achieved.  

January 13                July 7

February 17              September 22

March 3                   October 6

April 7                    November 17

May 5                     December 8

June 2

Students will learn how to take impressions of a range of paperweight forms such as star fish, heart, sea horse, etc. You will then build up the coloured glass in a flower pot, put the item into a kiln and return to collect the paper weight and remove the sprue. 

January 20               October 13

March 10                  December 15

May 12                   

July 14                    

September 29                  

These simple projects are ideal for people with poor hand mobility (arthritis etc). Coloured powder is simply sifted onto the base sheet, thus building up layers of colour to give a range of effects. Three projects are available: Sunset, coastal view and 4 seasons tree. 

February 19                 
April 14         
June 18       
September  17        
November 11      
          

This is suitable for a complete beginner but some glass cutting experience would be useful. 

Sheet glass and frit will be used to build a simple Vitrograph materials

February 3

June 9

September 8

November 3                 
          
            
          

This is suitable for a semi-beginner but vitrograph class experience would be useful as these techniques will be more advanced. 

Sheet glass and frit will be used to build a simple Vitrograph materials

February 10

June 6

September 15

November 10