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March 2020
All rolled up: kiln formed glass meets the furnace
$1390
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For: Students with at lease 1 year of fusing experience Tutor: Scott Chaseling The roll-up technique has been adapted from Venetian murrine cane pick-up technique, used by glass blowers for centuries. Traditionally glass blowers would pick up pieces of pre-formed glass cane to decorate glass vessels. The adaptation of using pre-fused panels of glass was developed by an innovative team of Australian glass artists, playing a pivotal roll within the team was Scott Chaseling. This pioneering group developed a method…
Find out more »Glass Blowing Beginners 2 days
$595
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Join our professional glass blowers in this two day workshop where you will learn the basics of working with molten glass to create up to four pieces of work that will impress your Friends and family. Patrick Wong and Miles Johnson will guide you through the basics of working with glass, covering a variety of topics that will enable you create a functional or decorative item. Students will make 2 paperweights and 2 simple vessels. All materials are included in…
Find out more »Murrine tile making
$490
10 tickets left
Murrine are tiles of pattern that have been created by layering up a design in a block of glass, melting it together then cutting it with a diamond saw. These tiles are then fused into a final piece of glass to create interesting and repetitive patterns. Often in the kiln forming studio we will make these in the form of pattern bars, however true murrine cane is stretched out in a glory hole (hot box in a glass blowing studio)…
Find out more »May 2020
Murrine Tile Making 2 weeks
$490
9 tickets left
Murrine are tiles of pattern that have been created by layering up a design in a block of glass, melting it together then cutting it with a diamond saw. These tiles are then fused into a final piece of glass to create interesting and repetitive patterns. Often in the kiln forming studio we will make these in the form of pattern bars, however true murrine cane is stretched out in a glory hole (hot box in a glass blowing studio)…
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