Traditional Stained Glass Workshop

Description

Dates: 10am-4pm, Saturday and Sunday, 21-22 March, 2026 In this weekend workshop, Emma Lindsay will guide you to create a beautiful stained glass panel from start to finish. Over the course of the weekend, you’ll be guided through traditional stained glass techniques that have been used for centuries. You’ll learn how to cut glass, shape and assemble lead, solder your design, and finish your panel with glazing. Participants will be able to choose from a selection of designs and tailor the project to their experience level. You may opt to create a simple cut and leaded panel incorporating some traditional glass painting, or take on a slightly more complex cut and leaded design over the two days. The workshop is suitable for all levels, with all tuition, materials, and tools included. About your tutor: Since graduating in 2007 with a degree in Architectural Glass Design, Scottish glass artist Emma Lindsay has continued to pursue her passion for this magical medium. She has worked in studios around the UK and Ireland learning the specialised techniques of stained glass restoration and repair and has studied contemporary practice with leading international stained glass artists. In 2012, Emma set up her own stained glass business, Emma Lindsay Glass studio, which is based in Glasgow. She has worked on many projects and commissions all over the UK and beyond.

What's included in the price?

All materials, tools, tuition, drinks and snacks, plus they'll leave with a beautiful piece of glass art.

Cancellation policy

Non-refundable - Refunds are not available

Maker

Mosaic & Glass

with Craft Courses since 2017

Message the tutor

The Mosaic & Glass venue Studio 164 is located at 164 Grahams Road, Falkirk FK2 7BY, United Kingdom. It’s a five-minute walk from Grahamston Station and there is a free car park around the corner at 74 Russel Street (FK2 7HP) on the junction of Gowan Street. It offers an ideal setting for mosaic and glass enthusiasts to immerse yourselves in hands-on learning in a welcoming and well-equipped environment. There are opportunities for learners, whatever your skill level – from beginner to advance – to learn from local creatives and visiting tutors and masters from across the world. With plenty of accommodation options and eateries nearby, students can easily settle in for multi-day workshops, and its central location makes it a convenient gateway for exploring Scotland’s rich cultural and scenic attractions.