Glass & Agate Hanging Mosaic Workshop
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EmailIn this whole-day stained glass workshop in Bristol, you will make a colourful, light-filled glass artwork for your home or garden using glass off-cuts and semi-precious quartz Agate. You'll be able to choose from a wide selection of glass colours to create your mosaic hanging and enjoy a creative, crafty day!
New to this craft? No worries! This class is beginner-friendly and you don't need any prior experience. You'll be guided step-by-step in a relaxed, supportive environment. Perfect for anyone looking for unique things to do in Bristol.
What to expect:
Create a design, learn how to cut glass, and glue it onto an acrylic backing.
Use grout to fill the gaps and clean your piece before taking it home to show off!
Acrylic templates will be provided, and you can choose from a range of shapes.
You can use your own design or choose from a selection of designs and ideas.
Alternatively, use an abstract design and simply be inspired by beautiful glass and glass beads.
The completed piece will have a pre-drilled hole, and you will use a cord for hanging it up! By the end of the workshop, you'll have your finished glass mosaic ready to brighten up your space - plus a fun new skillset to keep experimenting with at home.
| Adult | £105 |
How to get there
Facilities
- Parking
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- Wheelchair accessible
- WiFi
On the day
- Please arrive 5-10 minutes early for a prompt start
- Parking is free around the studio
- Lunch is not provided so please bring your own or you can get some from the local High Street
- Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty, tie long hair back and wear closed-two shoes
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
April Pebble-Owens (She/Her)
April Pebble-Owens is a maker of Contemporary Stained and Fused Glass Artworks. Her work is inspired by the natural world, the animal kingdom, the mystical and mythical. She teaches at her workshop at Rock Farm in Shepton Mallet and is also a Stained Glass Conservator at Holywell Glass in Wells. Her approach to learning is to encourage and problem solve. Being dyslexic herself she understands that repetition and clear instructions are important to help learners get the most from her workshops. Her main aim is for her students to have fun, gain some confidence in a craft and leave with something uniquely beautiful.
Any questions?
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