Wednesday Evenings – Create Your Own Art

Starting Wednesday 26 January 2022 –  No fixed start and end dates so join in anytime                 6.30pm to 9.00pm  –  £360.00 for 10 weeks plus materials

Trial evening £65.00.

Are you ready to start making what you want to make in your own time, no pressures?  Regular Wednesday evening workshops running 6.30pm – 9.00pm could be perfect for you. You may be a complete beginner wanting a to give a go or have experience and are looking for a space to use.  Either way you will be welcome, and I will be here to help whenever you need me.  To give an idea – you could make an item in an evening or carry the work onto the following visit/s and re-fire the same piece or fuse pre-fired pieces together. It’s an opportunity for you to experiment.

The studio is well stocked and the kilns ready for firing. Along with all usual studio tools we have a small sandblast cabinet, pillar drills and a wet saw.  If you find you need any glass we haven’t got in stock, you can order it in or bring it with you.  Hopefully, it will be here for your next visit.

10-week blocks are available for £360.00 and if you can’t make it here one week, we will carry it forward so you don’t miss out.  This cost covers the use of the studio, use of stocked equipment and a basic firing – longer firings such as for casting, using the whole of the larger kiln space or a second firing within a week will be an added charge.  You will also need to buy your glass on top of this fee.  I suggest putting £50/£100 into a kitty and keep a tally of how much you use, then topping up again as you run out. Just so you know I use solely Bullseye glass and you can’t mix it with another type.  Well, not if you want to keep your art in one piece…  You can buy it through me or from several stockists around the UK.

These are fun, relaxed evenings to take away the stresses of your daily work and be creative around like-minded people.  Teas, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits are always available.

There are so many ways to work with glass, step this way to find out more…

Pip & Karen x

Published by Feathered Glass by Pip Stacey

I am a glass artists, self taught with the help of a few good books and a handful of amazing artists, Mikyoung Jung, Silvia Levenson, Rudi Gritsch and Karl Harron, to name a few. Go on, have a peek at their work, they all have different ways of working with glass. A good word when working with glass is focus. I so often loose myself when forming ideas for a new piece. Making sample after sample until I can get the feeling attached to my idea into the glass in front of me. This repetitiveness calms my mind, slowly reducing the vast noise of an idea into a simple beautiful note. My long time love of gardening and passion for fabrics are huge influencers of my work. I think you will spot these as you wander through my galleries. My roots are in Lancashire, I ventured to the middle east for several years and have now happily settled with my husband in Oxfordshire. Here I have a studio in Marcham, an expanding village managing to keep a valuable community spirit.

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