Day
One
We will begin the day by pulling a variety of thicknesses of stringer and practice applying them on barrel shaped beads, learning whereabouts in the flame the bead needs to be and how much heat is needed within the bead in order to be able to achieve good results.
Next we will make a murrini cane using Effetre glass, Thompson enamel and stringer. I will share with you some of my favourite recipes. We will look at different methods for application on a test bead. Before going on to make our finished beads
We will prepare encased stringer, in several colours, using the striped encase method, to be used in our Posy Vase beads.
Kimono - Love Bird Bead
We will make the Kimono love bird bead, inspired by Japanese prints and kimono fabrics. For our bead we will use encasing techniques and enamel application that give added depth to the bead before applying surface decoration using fine stringer and raking to complete our beads.
We will begin the day by pulling a variety of thicknesses of stringer and practice applying them on barrel shaped beads, learning whereabouts in the flame the bead needs to be and how much heat is needed within the bead in order to be able to achieve good results.
Next we will make a murrini cane using Effetre glass, Thompson enamel and stringer. I will share with you some of my favourite recipes. We will look at different methods for application on a test bead. Before going on to make our finished beads
We will prepare encased stringer, in several colours, using the striped encase method, to be used in our Posy Vase beads.
Kimono - Love Bird Bead
We will make the Kimono love bird bead, inspired by Japanese prints and kimono fabrics. For our bead we will use encasing techniques and enamel application that give added depth to the bead before applying surface decoration using fine stringer and raking to complete our beads.
Posy Vases
This
bead employs similar techniques to the Kimono bead, but has a two toned base,
again we will add enamel and decoration under the encasing before applying
surface decoration using our prepared murrini (for our first bead in this
style) and encased stringer (for our second bead in this style).
Day
Two
We will start the day by pulling a
variety of enamelled stringer that will be used throughout all of the day’s
beads. We will explore mixing enamel colour.
We will apply fine stringer to a barrel
bead in order to practice the application methods we will employ later in the
day, such as a tapered end
Moonlight
Tree Bead
Our first bead of the day will be a
Moonlight Tree Bead. Using sunset tones
of glass and enamel to build a base bead.
We will use encasing techniques to add depth before applying surface
decoration of fine black stringer, enamelled stringers and enamel powder.
Out
to Sea
This bead will see us employ and
practice many of the skills used in the Moonlight Tree Bead. We will apply fine stringer to create a
tapered end in order to add grasses to the surface of our bead.
Across
the River Scene Bead
This bead will build upon the skills
explored in our earlier work. In
addition, we will begin to explore the possibilities for adding further depth
to our work by using stringer to paint the base bead before encasing. The foreground will be applied to the top of
our bead in the form of fine stringer, enamelled stringer and enamel powder.
The class is hosted in ENGLISH!
Die Kurse beinhalten:
- inkl. Glas, ohne Brenner und Konzi (Aufpreis: € 50.-/Tag)
- Materialliste
- Verpflegung (Getränke, Mittagessen & Snackbuffet, Kaffee und Kuchen)
- Zertifikat von kulturART
Veranstaltungsort:
LadenKonzept, 1090 Wien, Kolingasse 10 (leicht zu erreichen – U2 Schottentor)
KURS: 2-Tageskurs: 29./30. Juli 2017 von 10:00-18:00 Uhr, Kursgebühr: € 435.-
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