Float Laminate Techniques
What if you could free yourself from a single manufacturer's palette of glass colors AND dramatically reduce your material costs?
This class shows you how.
If you want to explore the possibilities that come with developing a color palette that is truly your own, Float Laminate Techniques is the class for you.
In this class you will learn to layer thin sheets of inexpensive float (window) glass with enamels, micas, and more to create sheets of glass with unique depth and infinite color options.
Like a ceramic artist who formulates their own glaze, you'll be able to design signature glass sheets to use in your own projects.
This class covers coloring options, firing, and using your glass. Students will make a collection of sample tiles and a small, finished slumped object.
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• 8 hours instruction & work time • Glass and supplies needed to complete class projects • Use of necessary tools • All kiln firings • Unlimited free "studio-time" for class projects |
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| Class Size: | 8 students (max) | ||
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| Tuition: | $200 Includes all glass. No tools to buy. | ||
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| Prequisite: | Fused Glass for Absolute Beginners (or equivalent). Students who attended a beginner class before 2012 should also take Window and Bottle Fusing Basics offered for free when registering for Float 'Em Poles. | ||
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| Teacher: | Paul Tarlow | ||
| Sessions | Dates | Days ♦ Times | |
| FLL-100612 | Oct 6 - Oct 27, 2012 | Saturdays ♦ 1 PM - 3 PM | |