Blown Ornaments: Window/Tree Ornaments

Intermediate Level Borosilicate Class (Hard Glass)

Instructor: Keith Wong

Course Outline

After learning some basic theory and techniques in the previous lessons, students will move on to an intermediate level project - a blown glass ornament suitable for hanging in the window or on the Christmas tree. A fundamental and basic understanding of borosilicate glass gained through the previous weeks lessons will allow students to succeed in this final session of this years Christmas-themed series of 'Intro to Boro' classes. Skills and lessons covered previously will provide the knowledge needed to complete this final project in time for the beginning of the holiday season. From the introductory methods of shaping and manipulating glass to more advanced methods like blowing into the glass, students will learn step by step how to create a piece from start to finish.

Skill Level:Intermediate-some experience required in either soft or hard glass. No blowing experience required.

Prerequisite: Introduction to Borosilicate Classes.

Price: $150.00(+GST), payment in advance required. Students registering in all four of Keith's holiday classes will receive the discounted price of $480.00.

Supplies: Included

Need to Bring: Enthusiasm!

To enroll in this class, please call 416.701.1373

or toll free 877.473.2323

(877.473.BEAD)

General Class Deposit Policy: Deposits are non-refundable. Notice given 5 days prior will be converted to store credit. Cancellation after that will forfeit the deposit.

Instructor Bio:

As a skilled lampworker, Keith has been torching for well over 6 years now, specializing in borosilicate glass. After a best friend began taking lessons as an apprentice from a local glassblower, Keith decided to setup his own studio and began his own journey into the wonderful world of glass. Keith loves to constantly push the envelope by progressing his style, technique and form. He loves taking himself to the limits and always striving to attain perfection and balance in all of his glass art. With a strong background in functional glass, Keith has been steadily progressing more and more into the world of jewellery, vessels, ornaments and sculpture.