The Romans, who were prolific glassworkers, first developed kiln-formed glass or fused glass.
It involves the working of glass, by heating it in a kiln. Once the glass is cut to shape and layers assembled as desired and heated in a kiln, the glasses soften, fuse together, and assume the shape of whatever surface they’re resting upon or within, such as a flat kiln shelf, curved mold, or casting mold. Kiln-formed glass is an accessible and rewarding art form for many people around the world – and it is growing rapidly in popularity.
Class Duration: 45 minutes
Fee : SGD $55pax (require minimum 3 people for class)
What You’ll Learn
- Introduction to the different tools and equipment used in kiln formed glass
- How to handle and cut glass into different shapes
- Principles of colour and design when working with art glass
- Explanation of the principles and properties of glass when it is heated to different temperatures
Fee Includes:
- All materials and equipment will be provided
- Students assemble either 2 pendants, or a paperweight (Approximately 2″ x 2″ of glass)
- Personalised instruction
* Participants are to return to collect their completed art glass work 3 days after the workshop