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Glass Fusing Workshop (Intermediate Level) – 20/07/2024

Glass Fusing Workshop (Intermediate to Advanced) on the 20th July 2024

Glass designer & maker Paul Floyd will lead a morning session on glass fusing. The intermediate/advanced workshops will allow you to explore the techniques of fused glass as a creative medium. Within the workshop you will build on your skills with cutting glass to a pattern and working with coloured sheet glass, frits, pebbles and stringers.

We have a selection of designs available for you to choose, but we also encourage you to bring your own design/pattern or inspiration to these more advanced classes.

You will create an original piece of glasswork and can make either a 20cm square panel, a 15cm x 30cm landscape panel that can be formed into a freestanding glass piece or a medium-sized square platter bowl 20cm².

Your glasswork will be fused and formed into a shape and available for collection a week later.  Postage can be arranged for your glasswork for an extra charge to cover P&P.  Only 4 people per workshop for maximum individual attention.

  • Date: Saturday 20th July 2024
  • Time: 10am till 1:30pm
  • Costs: £55 (includes all materials and fusing)
  • Venue: Transparent Glass Studio, Ruskin Glass Centre, Wollaston Road, Stourbridge, DY8 4HE

Please note: These intermediate/advanced workshops are for people who have previously attended the taster Beginners workshop or have previous experience in glass fusing and would like to further explore fused glass as a creative medium.

For more information and booking contact Paul Floyd or on the details below.
Office: 01562 829376
Email Address: transparentglassstudio@outlook.com

May & June Workshops, Classes and Events

‘Still Life’ Stained Glass Commission

This week we have been designing and making a stained glass panel inspired by a previous project called ‘Still Life’.

The stained glass design is a composition of wine glass, wine bottle and carafe.


There are several handmade elements within the panel;  including blown, diamond-wheel cut & etched glass.  All adding to the bespoke and unique nature of the commissioned glasswork.


The panel has been commissioned by a local business as a retirement present for one of their longstanding employees.

The stained glass will be installed into a wooden free-standing frame, made in oak.

Stained Glass Workshop

On Saturday we held a one day workshop in stained glass.  The students learnt the basics of the craft, which gave them a taster of the processes involved in creating a leaded panel.  Designs were either chosen on the day or developed before the session.  Some of the participants had previous knowledge and skills of glass cutting and were able to undertake more complex patterns.  The students worked well, with a busy and focused day.  The panels turned out great and were left with the studio to cement and finish this week.   After their final clean and polish they look fantastic.

Harding House Gallery Exhibition

‘Glass from the Centre’ Exhibition

Paul Floyd and Monika Mihalyfi of Transparent Glass Studio are exhibiting their glass art and ceramics alongside their fellow resident artists at the Harding House Gallery in Lincoln.

The exhibition ‘Glass from the Centre’  showcases the work of artists and designer/makers based at the Ruskin Glass Centre in Stourbridge, West Midlands.  This is the first in a series of exciting exhibitions marking the 400th year of glass-making in Stourbridge.

‘The gallery is housed in a timbered 16th Century building within the Cathedral Quarter, Harding House Gallery provides a unique and exciting place for artists to exhibit their work.’

The exhibition runs from June 9th 2012 until July 14th 2012.

 Harding House Gallery
STEEP HILL
LINCOLN
LN2 1LT
Phone – 01522 523537

The gallery is open every day from 10am – 5pm, and 11am – 4pm on Sundays (Except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day).

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