Take your glass skills to the next level!
Create something special for this holiday season and make a door or window holiday ornament Bring a picture of your front door to create it in glass with holiday garland or a wreath. Our instructor, Sandy, will teach you how to cut and shape the glass to create your perfect Holiday look. Don’t like your door? Then you can create a holiday window. We will fire the piece and it will be ready for pick up in about a week. The ornament will be approximately 3x4in.
The class will take place on Friday, November 10th from 12p -3p.
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Eligibility: No prior experience is needed. 10 years of age or older. Minors need to be accompanied by an adult. People 15 – 17 years old just need the waiver signed by an adult before participation. Accompanying adults don’t need to pay for the class unless they also want to make an ornament.
Requirements: Design idea, closed-toe shoes. All materials and equipment use is included in the cost
Disclaimer: In order for the class to run, we will need a minimum of 4 students. There are a maximum of 8 spots. No refunds after November 3rd.
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR
Fused Glass Artist & Instructor Sandy Krebeck has been crafting for as long as she can remember. She has sewn and made quilts for over 25 years. “I also love and admire all things handmade and dabble in quite a few crafts,” she says. Sandy started in glass 21 years ago, learning stained glass first and then taking a fusing class. Immediately she was hooked, soon purchasing a kiln and making her own creations at home. Sandy was first introduced to Third Degree in 2011 at a Third Friday Open House, where she met cofounder Doug Auer and inquired about opportunities. It wasn’t long before Sandy found herself working and making her own creations in Third Degree’s fused glass studio.Sandy’s creations are purposeful for around the house, and make great gifts. Sandy focuses on small items that she would like in her home, as well as personalized gifts perfect for a wedding or baby shower. She loves giving away her handmade creations to many friends and family. Sandy describes her style as clean and pretty with a little whimsy.
