Stained Glass Panel in Three Days

This course will involve choosing your glass, cutting your glass, shaping and setting your glass, within lead came then soldering your piece together and grouting with lead light cement.

This workshop is suitable for any level of experience, including total beginners.

All the materials and tools for the course will be supplied.

Included in the course fee are enough materials to complete one panel.

Claire Fernig

Claire works with lead, copper foil and fused glass techniques from a small studio based in Felixstowe, crafting a wide range of items from traditional leaded windows to delicate fused-glass jewellery. Claire takes a lot of inspiration from nature, a love of sailing, the beach and the sea around where she works and lives. Claire accepts commissions, runs workshops and repairs leaded stained glass. “I am very interested in using recycled glass and metals in my work along with traditional techniques. Glass is a fabulous medium in which to create beautiful designs to reflect the world.”

We have four buildings that are used for visitor accommodation. Whilst most rooms are either en-suite or have a dedicated bathroom, there are some rooms in The Mill that share showers and toilets at the end of the hall. If this is un-suitable for you please make the office staff aware upon booking or as soon as possible.

Please be aware that you are visiting a Field Centre that caters in the main for school parties; the accommodation is basic and dormitory style, but warm and comfortable.

Check-in is between 1600-1800, if you are arriving after 1800 please advise us, so we can ensure you are advised of access codes, room key location, and room location.

You will meet the tutor at dinner, and you will have your first session after dinner.

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  Expert Tuition
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  Free Wi-Fi
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  Full Board Accommodation
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  Hot and Cold Drinks
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  Picnic Lunch

Full board accommodation and picnic lunch is available for resident bookings only.
Refreshments are included for all, but non-resident bookings are advised to bring lunch with you.

What to bring

• Please bring an apron or overshirt.
• A paper facemask (optional)
• Extra life/heavy duty washing up gloves, one size larger for comfort.

Health and Safety

• You must not wear open shoes or have bare legs (even if the weather is warm).
• Do not wear loose clothing or dangly jewellery as it may get caught in machinery.
• Long hair must be tied back.
• Please note that you will not be able to work in the studio unless supervised by the tutor.
• The studio will not be accessible during the lunch break.
• If you are pregnant or breast feeding you should consult your GP before enrolling on this course as working with solder (lead/tin) can be harmful to the developing baby.