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Icicles & Pendants In this 3-hour workshop, we’ll cover the basic manipulation of solid borosilicate glass using an oxygen/propane-powered burner, a comprehensive understanding of safety standards, and equipment functions. We will be making clear glass icicles and some basic colored pendants. November 24, 2024 (9:30am – 12:30pm) $100 class + $25 material fee payable to...

This introductory class provides a foundation for stained glass using the copper foil method, originally developed by L. C. Tiffany. The class begins with a safety overview and an introduction to the tools used. We will cover the art of glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, and finishing with patina and wax. By the end of...

June 10 – 15, 2024 – During this one-week workshop you will learn through observation and hands on applications. Our wonderful Tube Anagama is ten years old and in need of some modifications. We have contacted Justin Lambert to redesign the fire box and add a baffle wall to the back of the kiln. Cost:...

Have fun creating unique and colorful silk scarves with an endless variety of color combinations. We will be using 100% habotai silk scarves that are so soft and luxurious and can be worn all year. You will choose a straight or infinity scarf. They make wonderful gifts; extra scarves can be made during class for...

Print, ink, repeat! Discover the excitement of printmaking in this fun workshop led by local printmaker Sue Fox Mitrano. Sue will guide you through the entire process from drawing to carving and printing. Make multiple prints you can frame or give as a gift. Try different colors, mix your own inks, and enjoy some creative camaraderie! March...

Tyler Park Center for the Arts (TPCA) is a 501(c)(3) private non-profit organization. Your membership, along with the contributions of generous individuals and businesses, has allowed us to keep our costs lower, our programs vibrant and the arts accessible to everyone in our community. As we grow, your continued support will help us develop and...

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The historic art of traditional hand hooked rugs has been admired since colonial times. Like many forms of art, hooked rugs were made out of necessity, utilizing scraps and upcycling. By pulling up one loop at a time you can create a beautiful 6” by 6” heirloom textile. Candle Mat This class is for the...

Leaded Stained Glass goes way back to medieval times. The glass is cut to a pattern and then, instead of copper foil, lead came is used to join the pieces together. This comes in 6ft lengths and is cut to size and bent around the glass shapes. Then each join is soldered, before the panel...