trnka
2008-01-24, 2:14am
Hi guys!
first time teaching in the US...
i thought somebody might be interested in this?
There are only 4 seats left!
you can go to bead and button website which is :
beadandbuttonshow.com/bnbshow/default.aspx (http://www.beadandbuttonshow.com/bnbshow/default.aspx)
to find out more.
here is the basic info
B08758 Off-Mandrel Floral Pendant
Lucie Kovarova-Weir
Sun. June 8 • 9:00am-4:00pm (with 1 hr. break) - (6 hours)
Level: Advanced Beginner
Maximum Class Size: 10
Class Fee: $240.00
Technique: Glass and Lampworking
Description: The instructor will break down step-by-step one of her well-known beads and focus on students’ own understanding of design. This will be a technique-oriented class where students will learn how to build multilayered floral pendant designs. Beginning to advanced flameworking techniques will be explained and demonstrated, such as ribbed canes, use of a punty, heat control, clear encasement, simple stamen murrini cane and its application, construction of a glass bail, simple implosion flower design, and the ball flower widely used in paperweight construction. Students will combine a variety of techniques to complete a three-dimensional flower pendant. Some flameworking experience is required. Class involves the use of a torch with open flame and gases. Wear safety (didymium) glasses, cotton clothing, and closed-toe shoes. Tie long hair back.
first time teaching in the US...
i thought somebody might be interested in this?
There are only 4 seats left!
you can go to bead and button website which is :
beadandbuttonshow.com/bnbshow/default.aspx (http://www.beadandbuttonshow.com/bnbshow/default.aspx)
to find out more.
here is the basic info
B08758 Off-Mandrel Floral Pendant
Lucie Kovarova-Weir
Sun. June 8 • 9:00am-4:00pm (with 1 hr. break) - (6 hours)
Level: Advanced Beginner
Maximum Class Size: 10
Class Fee: $240.00
Technique: Glass and Lampworking
Description: The instructor will break down step-by-step one of her well-known beads and focus on students’ own understanding of design. This will be a technique-oriented class where students will learn how to build multilayered floral pendant designs. Beginning to advanced flameworking techniques will be explained and demonstrated, such as ribbed canes, use of a punty, heat control, clear encasement, simple stamen murrini cane and its application, construction of a glass bail, simple implosion flower design, and the ball flower widely used in paperweight construction. Students will combine a variety of techniques to complete a three-dimensional flower pendant. Some flameworking experience is required. Class involves the use of a torch with open flame and gases. Wear safety (didymium) glasses, cotton clothing, and closed-toe shoes. Tie long hair back.