STAINED GLASS CLASSES
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Read below to learn about beginner stained glass classes in Michigan!
Current Class Offerings 2025:
Stained Glass Copper Foil Beginners
Location: Riverside Arts Center
Course Description: Learn stained glass basics from Iman using the Tiffany or copper foil method to create your own unique piece of stained glass artwork. During this four hour course students will learn how to cut shapes from glass sheets, grind on a glass grinder, brandish foil, and solder using a soldering iron. There will be a few different geometric and free-form patterns to choose from. No prior experience required. Traditional leaded solder used in this course.
Current class standings:
September 13th: 6/6 spots available
September 14th: 3/6 spots available
Stained Glass Copper Foil Beginners
Location: Ann Arbor Art Center
Course Description: Learn Stained Glass basics from Iman using the Tiffany or Copper Foil Method to create your own one of a kind piece of stained glass artwork. From start to finish students learn to cut glass from sheets, shape them on the glass grinder, brandish foil, and apply solder with a soldering iron. There will be a few different geometric and free-form patterns to choose from including the two above. No prior experience required. Traditional leaded solder used in this course.
Current class standings:
June 14th: 0/6 spots (FULL)
Stained Glass Pressed Flora
Location: Michigan Folk School
Course Description: Learn stained glass basics from Iman using the Tiffany or copper foil method while adding pressed flora inclusions she collects from all around Michigan. A garden of dried flowers and plants will be available to use alongside any botanicals students would like to bring of their own. No prior experience required. Traditional leaded solder used in this course.
Current class standings:
September 23rd: 7/8 spots available*
October 7th: 8/8 spots available*
October 25th: 7/8 spots available
October 26th: 8/8 spots available
* This class is split over two days; ie: September 23rd & 24th; October 7th & 8th.
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