Summer School Extra
with The Glass Hub TeamAlready have some glass making experience? Enjoy five intense but fun days at our studio to extend or refresh your skills. A range of techniques will be covered in all areas including glassblowing, fusing, casting and flameworking, together with discussion and expert demonstrations.
£850.00 / Places Left: 2
Masterclass: Pâte-de-Verre Vessels – Alison Lowry
with Alison LowryTake a deep dive into Pâte-de-Verre glass making with artist Alison Lowry. Learn the unique process of creating glass works using ground glass, examining form, colour and adding interest with metal inclusions, reactive glasses and texturing.
£625.00 / Places Left: 5
Glass Foundation Course (8 Weeks)
with The Glass Hub TeamPLEASE NOTE: Our next intake will be for 2026! Our 8-week glass foundation course is a great way to explore a wide variety of techniques and processes involved in creating with glass. Each Wednesday you will explore hot glassblowing and kiln-forming techniques together with some lampworking, sandblasting and more.
£1,295.00 / Places Left: 3
The Glass Hub Winter School
with The Glass Hub TeamDiscover what this amazing material can do by spending five whole days with us exploring a range of glassmaking techniques including glass blowing, kiln forming, fusing as well as beadmaking and sandcasting. The course will include talks and expert demonstrations. Come and learn, enjoy and share the art of glass at The Hub.
£750.00 – £825.00 / Places Left: 10
3-Day Glass Kilnworking
with The Glass Hub TeamGet creative with glass and explore a range of techniques for manipulating glass in the kiln. You\'ll experiment with glass fusing, reactive fusing, iridescent fusing and deep fusing. We will also look at relief casting, slumping, drop-out moulds, pot melts and open-faced moulds, creating form and texture in cast glass.
£480.00 / Places Left: 6
Masterclass: Collage for Kiln Casting – Georgia Redpath
with Georgia RedpathFrom paper into glass - explore collage and paper sculpting techniques to create original relief models focussing on form and texture. You will then move on to mould-making techniques, using rubbers, and finally making the investment moulds which will hold and shape glass in the kiln.