All About Glass Stringers

All About Fused Glass Stringers

with Sarinda Jones

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$97

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What you will learn:

01

Class 1:

  • Tools & Supplies Needed
  • Stringers show layout and variations on arrangements
  • Color theory
  • Molds
  • Stringer Part Sheets and Stringer Plate

Class 2: 

  • Variations of Part Sheets and Designs
  • Redesigning and Reorientation of Part Sheets

Class 3:

  • Intentional Bubbles
  • Plaid Plates
02

Class 4:

  • Stencils and Part Sheets
  • Manufactured Stencils and Part Sheets

Class 5:

  • Leaf Sun Catchers
  • Flower Plate

Class 6:

  • Inline Plate How to use part sheets
  • Optics Plate and Stringers

BONUS:

  • Bonus class: Flanges and Extra Lacy Bits
  • Detailed syllabus
  • Materials list
  • Firing schedule
  • Chat Transcript
All About Glass Stringers
All About Glass Stringers

About the course

In this 2-day fusing glass workshop, we will create 8+ functional and wall hanging art using stringers and ribbons. This fusing glass course will encourage you the artist, to experiment, play, find your own artistic voice and to develop your own style.
 

Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Glass Stringers

Time table:
6 hours

Level:
Intermediate / Advanced

Target market:
Glass Artists

Main objective:
Learn how to create functional and wall hanging art using stringers and ribbons.

Prerequisite:
Requires a kiln.

Sarinda Jones Curious Mondo Instructor

About the instructor

Sarinda Jones

Sarinda Jones, a kiln-formed glass artist, with a background in fine art and art history. She studied at the internationally renowned Pilchuck Glass School, as well as North Lands Creative Glass in Scotland. An award-winning artist, she was a Niche Finalist in 2010. Sarinda shows her work internationally and has been commissioned to create a variety of glass sculpture pieces for private and commercial patrons. She had been a board member of the Salt Lake Arts Council for Public Art from 2009-20016. Sarinda taught at Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, NY in Feb. 2014 and as recently June 2017.

Sarinda continues to work in Salt Lake City, Utah with a number of private and public collections throughout the world and encourages studio visits by appointment.