| March 14, 2012 |
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Copper Foil Method - Wednesdays (615) 226-0555
Wednesdays
6pm-8pm
Seven Week Copper Foil Method Class
Cost: $175.00 - most supplies included
A $25.00 deposit is required at time of sign-up, the deposit is refundable up to one week before class start date
 Stained Glass using the Copper Foil method
In this technique the artist wraps adhesive copper tape around the edges and pre-cut pieces of glass before soldering the pieces together. More versatile than the lead method, copper foil allows for the creation of three-dimensional works.
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| March 17, 2012 |
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Copper Foil Method - Saturday Mornings(615) 226-0555
Saturdays
9am-11am
Seven Week Copper Foil Method Class
Cost: $175.00 - most supplies included
A $25.00 deposit is required at time of sign-up, the deposit is refundable up to one week before class start date
Stained Glass using the Copper Foil method
In this technique the artist wraps adhesive copper tape around the edges and pre-cut pieces of glass before soldering the pieces together. More versatile than the lead method, copper foil allows for the creation of three-dimensional works.
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Lead Method - Saturdays
Saturdays
11am-1pm
Seven Week Lead Method Class
Cost: $175.00 - most supplies included
A $25.00 deposit is required at time of sign-up, the deposit is refundable up to one week before class start date
 Stained Glass using the Lead method
A traditional method of creating stained glass, the lead method uses lead "came" strips which have channels on either one or both sides. The artist inserts the pre-cut class pieces into the slots to create the design. Lead method pieces are what you commonly see in churches and other religious buildings.
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Copper Foil Method - Saturday Afternoons(615) 226-0555
Saturdays
12pm-2pm
Seven Week Copper Foil Method Class
Cost: $175.00 - most supplies included
A $25.00 deposit is required at time of sign-up, the deposit is refundable up to one week before class start date
Stained Glass using the Copper Foil method
In this technique the artist wraps adhesive copper tape around the edges and pre-cut pieces of glass before soldering the pieces together. More versatile than the lead method, copper foil allows for the creation of three-dimensional works.
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