Design2Glass gives demonstrations to groups or organisations who are interested in finding out a little more about stained glass and some of the processes and materials involved in the assembly of a panel.
Demonstrations include:
- glass cutting
- assembly of a panel using lead came
- assembly of a suncatcher using copper foil
There is the opportunity to have a close look at lead came used in the assembly of leaded light panels and samples of some of the amazing glass available for the craftsman to use.
Typically demonstrations are 1 to 1 1/2 hours in duration, although Design2Glass are happy to tailor demonstrations to the requirements of the group or organisation.
At the end of each demonstration, a pre-made copy of the design seen assembled is presented to the group as a momento. The designed piece provides a potential for fundraising if it is raffled or auctioned amongst those present.
If you would like Design2Glass to give a demonstration to your group, please contact us to discuss your requirements. Bookings are being taken for 2010 – 2011.
Testimonials
Denise, who works in fine art design with lead and glass has achieved a high standard of professionalism in her chosen work.
We have experienced demonstrations carried out by Denise on numerous occasions, with audience participation. Her work is creative, original and pleasing to the eye.
Frederick John Collins [Landscape and portrait painter]
Denise came to Cowbit Ladies Club in 2009 to demonstrate designing and making stained glass. She is a very good and interesting speaker and explained what she was doing at every stage of her demonstration – (The samples of glass etc that she brought with her were very colourful.)
I would recommend Denise to any group or club if they want an interesting and informative afternoon/evening.
Pauline Barker