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About the course

This is a one-day introduction to Kiln fired Stained Glass Painting using silver stains (yellow and amber) and coloured enamels, transparent and opaque to enhance your Stained Glass projects. It is the perfect introduction to glass painting with silver stain and enamel and is ideal if you are a beginner or if you are looking to expand your Stained Glass skills You will learn the techniques: Different types of products. How to mix glass silver stain and enamels with different mediums. Brush work, application and blending techniques. Different types of glass suitable for staining and enamels Health and safety, firing temperatures and setting up the kiln will also be covered.

How is the course delivered and assessed?
You will learn through demonstrations and practice with plenty of one-to-one support from the tutor.
About the tutor
Ruth Adams has taught fired stained-glass painting at Central Saint Martins, where she previously completed her postgraduate studies in glass with distinction. She taught stained glass for ten years at the City Literary Institute in Central London. Ruth relocated to Stroud, where she works as a practicing artist, and she set up the glass department within the Arts School at Stroud College. She is a respected educator within this field, with an enormous amount of experience and enthusiasm to help you engage with this fantastic subject.
What do I need to join (Entry Requirements)
Applicants must be at least 19 years of age at the start of the academic year. Ideal for beginners and those wanting to develop their skills.
Additional information
This course includes materials. Students attending the tracing and Shading workshop can work on top of tracing and shading samples. There will be plenty to time for experimentation and practise. Please bring a packed lunch. This course will run on Saturday at the Hub Academy in Brimscombe. The Hub Academy Units 1-3 Hope Mills Business centre Hope Mill Lane Stroud, Gloucestershire GL5 2SE