Mosaic Planter WorkshopStep outside the box and make a beautiful Mosaic Garden Planter for your collection. Create a planter with your imagination, stain glass pieces, gems, etc. You are the director of your unique piece of Garden art. This is a fun class, so bring good vibes.
All materials and tools are provided. I will have have some precut pieces of stain glass to use as well as glass gems. You will also be able to cut glass if you desired to make a design. The planter can be used for years to come. You can choose to keep your artwork indoors or outdoors. The pot is 5 1/2 inches tall, the mouth is 6 inches wide. Stain glass pieces, gems, adhesive and grout will be provided. The planter will be sealed by your instructor. If you desire to bring shells, beads, small rocks, please do so. If you aren't sure if something can be used, bring it and we will figure it out. This is an opportunity to create something really special. Please wear old clothing and closed toe shoes. If you are coming from work, bring an apron, old shirt to cover your business dresswear. You will be working with adhesive and grout. Both of which will not come out of your clothing. This workshop will include 2 meetings for completing the planter: Meeting 1: Sunday, May 18, 9:30AM - 1:30PM Meeting 2: Sunday, May 25, 9:30AM - 12:00PM All needed materials and tools are supplied, although students may bring other objects (pebbles, ceramic pieces, etc.). Safety gear will be provided (gloves and face masks).
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CLASS DETAILS
Sold Out! Day: Sundays
Dates & Times: May 18, 9:30AM - 1:30PM May 25, 9:30AM - 12PM (2 meetings) Location: Glass Studio, Education Center (121 N. Gadsden St.) Instructor: Shea Webb Tuition: $80 for members/$90 for non-members (Tuition includes a $20 supply fee for materials) Supplies: All needed materials and tools are included in tuition, although students may bring other objects (pebbles, ceramic pieces, etc.). Safety gear will be provided. Please wear old clothing appropriate for art making. Please note closed toe shoes are required for this course. Refund Policy |
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORSHEA WEBB
Shea Webb has been working with stained glass for five years, skillfully modifying patterns and transforming them into unique steppingstones from the ground up. She honed her craft through dedicated study with instructor Andrew Miller and the guidance of her two mentors: Rita Riccardi of Glass Impressions New York and Carol Webb of C3 Studios Inc. Georgia (no relation). Shea is passionate about using art as a form of self-expression, believing that creativity offers a unique and meaningful way to explore individual talents. |
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