Fused Glass workshop with Susan McKay
Hosted by DG Voice
Monday 13 & Monday 20 November, 1-3pm each day
Booking required
Free to attend
These sessions are for Disabled people and/or people with long term physical or mental health conditions.
Join us for a fused glass workshop hosted by DG Voice and run by Dumfries-based glass artist Susan McKay. Across two 2-hour sessions you will learn easy techniques that can be used to create decorations, window hangings, tiles, and jewellery. These workshops will have a festive theme, with opportunity to make decorations or small gifts.
Fused glass making is easy to learn and a fun way to explore colour, pattern and glass in light. No prior experience necessary.
All basic materials are provided free of charge. Please note, if you choose to use more expensive glass or specialist materials, there may be a small additional charge. This can be discussed directly with Susan on the day of the workshop.
Meet: Cample Line, Cample Mill, Cample, Dumfriesshire DG3 5HD
Dates: Monday 13 & Monday 20 November (you will need to attend both dates)
Time: 1-3pm each day
Cost: Free (8 places available)
Expect: During the sessions you will learn basic glass cutting techniques and how to put them together to create decorations and window hangings. Care must be taken when cutting glass and Susan will provide advice on how to do so safely.
Refreshments: We will have refreshments at Cample Line. Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements when you book.
Recommended for ages 16 yrs+ but please be in touch with us if you have younger children. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
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Any questions?
Email us: info[at]campleline.org.uk
Call us: 01848 331000
This event is hosted by DG Voice, a region-wide organisation of disabled people. DG Voice works to make sure that Dumfries and Galloway Council, the Health and Social Care Partnership, and other businesses and organisations consider the needs and rights of all disabled people in everything they do. DG Voice is a place for people who experience disability to have their say about any matters that affect them.