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Mosaic Workshops and Instructors

Concrete Camp with Sherri Warner Hunter

Julie Dilling,Joan Schwartz, Shug Jones, Jacki Gran, Renee Spears, Instructor Shari Warner Hunter, Concrete Camp, Bell Buckle, Tennessee, 2012

The members of SAMA offer a wide variety of educational options in the United States and around the world. Mosaic enthusiasts of any ability or level of experience will find something of interest.  Students should contact instructors directly for up-to-date course listings.


 

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Instructor Name
Jim Bowen
Workshop Title
Make a mosaic mirror with glass
Workshop Location
Highfield Hall
Workshop Date (s)
Nov. 3&4
City
Falmouth, Cape Cod
US State
Massachusetts
Country
United States
Phone
(774)521-8408
Website
http://www.capecodmosaicworkshops.com
Email
capecodmosaicworkshops@gmail.com
Workshop Description
This workshop will be a great starting point to the learning of mosaics and to create a lasting gift at the same time. During this two-day workshop, we will utilize the direct method of applying stained glass remnants, fused glass baubles and other decorative extras. Students will learn how to cut the glass into the small bits of mosaic material, also called tesserae. We will also learn to cut glass into shapes (like the flower pictured) that are used for the Opus Sectile technique. This looks especially nice in combination with the smaller tessereae. You will understand which adhesives to use and how grout can effect your mosaic's final look. All students will receive hand outs and a mirror substrate such as the one shown.

 

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