stained Glass Courses - UK - Dave Griffin
Stained Glass Course Itinerary
The itinerary given below is designed as a guide to how the stained glass course will progress. There has to be flexibility as different people work at different paces, and some projects will take longer than others.
Download the course itinerary 
and an application form ( Adobe Reader required)
Full information on the course (including how to get there, local accomodation and places to eat) can be found on the Course information page.
Day One:
9.30am to 12.30pm
The day starts with a presentation on the history of stained glass from its mediaeval
origins to the present day. This helps to place the weekend and the practical side of the
art in context.
Introduction to design
Creating your own design
LUNCH
2.00pm to 4.30pm
Creating your own design
Introduction to tools, glass types and cutting
Glass cutting practice
Selection of glass and cutting for your own panel
Day Two:
9.30am to 12.30pm
Introduction to traditional leadwork technique
Leading up and soldering practice
Leading up and soldering your own panel
LUNCH
2.00pm – 4.30pm
Leading up and soldering your own panel
Cementing (hopefully!) and drying overnight.
Day Three:
9.30am to 12.30pm
Cementing your own panel (at the latest!)
Cleaning and polishing
Finish up
LUNCH
2.00pm to 4.00pm
Finish up
Introduction to alternative techniques such as copperfoiling
Course conclusion
This was the best ‘short course’ I have ever done. It has really motivated me to go out and buy the equipment and have a go myself.
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Course Costs
The cost for the weekend is £300; this includes the provision of all tools and materials
required, plus fresh tea and coffee.
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