Saturday dichroic glass fusing workshop at Ransom's Pavilion, Hitchin

Description

10th January *Fully Booked* 14th March *6 places available* 9th May *6 places available* *Small class size of 6* Come and join me for a relaxed and inspiring session where you’ll learn the basics of working with dichroic glass. I’ll show you how to score and break glass safely, share tips for successful fusing, and introduce you to a range of inclusions you can use in your work. You’ll have the opportunity to make your own pendants, hanging decorations, and pieces that can be framed—have a look at the photos for examples! A bit about me: I'm a qualified teacher with 25+ years’ experience, and I've been running glass workshops for 13 years. My work draws inspiration from nature—especially flowers, foliage, and the seaside. After the workshop: Your creations will be kiln-fused and posted out to you within two weeks. I’ll explain how it all works on the day, but if you’ve got any questions beforehand, just drop me a message via the ‘message the tutor’ button. Useful info: - Suitable for ages 16+. I’m happy to welcome younger participants (10+) if they’re accompanied by a paying parent or guardian—please message me before booking. - Please arrive at least 5 minutes early so we can start promptly. - The workshop takes place at Ransom’s Pavilion (the red building in the middle of the park). There’s free parking next to the Esso petrol station on Nightingale Road (SG5 1RQ). The 3-hour limit only applies Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm. - If you wear glasses for close-up work, do bring them along.

What's included in the price?

- All materials are provided, so you don’t need to bring anything. - The workshop cost includes postage and packing of your items. - Light refreshments will be provided, with vegan and gluten-free options available.

Cancellation policy

Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Tuuli Parker

with Craft Courses since 2018

Message the tutor

I am a fully qualified teacher with over 25 years experience and have been teaching silver clay workshops for 12 years. I am passionate about helping people find their creative flow, and love sharing what I have learnt about jewellery making with others. My work is inspired by natural forms; mainly flowers, foliage and the seaside.