Introduction to Fused Glass with Emma Mayle

Name: Introduction to Fused Glass with Emma Mayle
Start: 2025-11-04T18:30:00+00:00
End: 2025-11-04T20:30:00+00:00
Location: Hub-Sleaford

Schedule

Tue Nov 04 2025 at 06:30 pm to 08:30 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Hub-Sleaford | Sleaford, EN

£25, 16yrs+
What will I learn?
Learn the basics of glass fusing ; design, cut, layer and assemble coloured glass to create your own mini masterpieces. Hanging loops will finish the process, creating beautiful fused glass artworks ready for firing. This will either be a decorative piece, light catcher or hanging decoration.
What will I take away with me?
Your fused glass artwork can be collected following firing. They will be ready a week or two after the workshop.
Schedule of the day
Participants will be introduced to the materials and basic process of glass fusing.
Initial design ideas will be sketched out on paper.
Group discussion will help refine and finalise individual designs.
A glass cutting demonstration will be given.
Everyone will have the opportunity to try cutting sheet glass themselves.
Once glass pieces are selected, designs will be transferred onto the glass using glue and accessory glass.
Each participant will cut a piece of kiln paper to fit their design.
Completed glass pieces will be transferred to the kiln, ready for firing.
Those making a light catcher or hanging decoration will also create a hanging loop using nichrome wire to embed in the glass.
Do I need to bring anything with me?
No just bring yourself.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. All are welcome.
About the Artist/Facilitator
Emma Mayle
Stopped Clock Glass, founded by Emma Mayle in 2018, is an independent glass studio based in Balderton, Nottinghamshire. A graduate in Contemporary Decorative Craft and a member of the Contemporary Glass Society, Emma is inspired by colour, light, and the expressive potential of glass. Focusing on developing new designs drawn from her sketchbooks, resulting in a body of work influenced by woodland themes. Her latest pieces feature soft, calming colours, leaf and wildflower imprints, and raised textures that evoke a natural, tactile quality.