Event Fee

M $250 NM $275

Event Information

In this two day hands-on workshop, you will learn to layer glass elements that allow you to capture imagery, designs and writing in glass. The process begins with a base of various forms of Bullseye glass, including sheet, stringers and frit. This will be combined with vitreous paint in multiple layers to create a fused glass panel of your own design.

Sa Mar 24, 31 10am-4pm

Stacey King

Glass has held my fascination for as long as I can remember. It’s ability to capture light and shadow. It’s permanence of shape, unless altered by force or fire, have drawn me in since childhood.

I have been working in different mediums all my life: paint, metalwork, casting, mold making, encaustics, and jewelry in all forms. I keep coming back to glass.

I began working with stained glass in 1980. In 1990 I started work in a professional art glass studio. It was here that my focus moved to kiln formed glass and lampworking. I also discovered a passion for teaching.

I have been teaching kiln formed glass since 1993, and lampworked glass since 1996. In 2007 and 2008 I worked on crew with Hot Glass Horizons in Portland Oregon. In 2011 I taught at Glass Craft Expo in Las Vegas, and am looking forward to going back next year.

I love walking into local galleries and seeing my former students work on display. They’ve moved in different and amazing directions and it gives me joy to know that I had a part in getting them started.

Interested disciplines

Craft, Visual Arts