Glass Classes
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Glass Classes 〰️
Join us for our five-week stained glass class Saturdays 1 PM to 4 PM:
MAR 29th, APR 5th, APR 12th, APR 19th, APR 26th
!! this session’s class will focus on traditional leaded came techniques, prior stained glass experience is requested !!
You can register for the beginner's class online or in person. If you have any questions or need more information about class registration dates, feel free to email us or text 973-216-9559.
Class info: Students will learn all the steps to make a copper foil panel ~ 12” × 12” (our suggested size for beginners). Students are encouraged to bring drawings in for reference or gather inspiration online.
Price includes all 5 classes and tool use during class (soldering irons, grinders, projectors, drafting tools, etc).
You are welcome to bring your own glass and materials or purchase from us. :)
Classes are limited to 10 students. Please wear closed toed shoes.
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS
Please make sure you can commit to this class before purchasing. If you find you can no longer attend please give us a weeks notice. We understand life happens, Cancellations given within a week will result in 50% credit towards a future class. Less than 48 hours and/or no shows will result in forfeiture of payment. No Refunds, No exceptions. Classes can be transferred once.
*February and March thumbnails are AI generated.
Here are some examples of past student work.
This class is designed for complete beginners and those looking to enhance their skills. Under the expert guidance of Greg Atwood—a master artisan with over fifty years of experience. We’re excited to take you on this journey as you dive into the heritage and craftsmanship that have defined stained glass for centuries.
With this foundation, your stained glass creations can last for decades, becoming cherished pieces that you can pass down through generations. If you’re inspired to continue your journey, you can re-enroll and take on larger projects. Into DIY? Past students have drafted and created their own stained glass panels for cabinets, bookcases, and transoms.
PROP 65 WARNING
Lead Warning and Prop 65. https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/fact-sheets/lead-and-lead-compounds
Lead is on the Proposition 65 list because it can cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. Exposure to lead during pregnancy can affect brain development and cause learning and behavior problems for the child. Exposure to lead can harm the reproductive systems of men and women.
Traditional leaded panes or Tiffany copper foil— lead is a key component is stained glass. No matter the technique, we use lead to solder the seams and hold our glass together. While there are lead-free solder alternatives, we will use leaded solder in class. Why lead?
PPE: We will Provide gloves, disposable face masks, and proper ventilation. If you’d like to bring in a respirator for flux fumes, make sure it is rated for VAPOR. With Proper PPE the risks for lead poisoning are small. If you have any health concerns please reach out to your health provider or us.