Stained-Glass Workshop

Nelson Women's Centre Team from Nelson Women's Centre

This is a one-day beginner-friendly stained glass workshop where you’ll create a stunning ornament featuring your pet or any other animal that's important in your life. You’ll learn the Tiffany stained glass technique – a timeless method of crafting intricate and colourful designs.
From selecting your design and cutting glass to foiling and soldering, this workshop will walk you through each step of the process. By the end of the day, you’ll take home your very own handcrafted ornament and a newfound appreciation for this beautiful art form.

This hands-on experience is perfect for beginners and anyone looking to explore their creative side in a supportive and inspiring environment.

Contact Evelyn to book: evelyn@studio127.co.nz

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