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Including UK VAT*

What You Will Learn

Create your own compositional glass works in this Landscapes Pendants masterclass. Glass artist Claire Hall will demonstrate the process in making these mini artworks using different techniques to create sky's, fields, meadows and trees. Craft your own wearable masterpieces, each a testament to your artistic vision.

See more of Claire Hall's work on her website: www.clairehall.co.uk

Claire Hall Landscapes Pendants Materials List.pdf

Duration and Place

Duration: 3 weeks, one session per week - a total of 4.5 hours

Online Course

Please note that classes may be slightly longer or shorter depending on student questions.


Session times

  • Wednesday 10th July 2024 - 5:30pm-7pm UK time (1.5 hours)
  • Wednesday 17th July 2024 - 5:30pm-7pm UK time (1.5 hours)
  • Wednesday 24th July 2024 - 5:30pm-7pm UK time (1.5 hours)


Class Description

In this 3-session class, you will learn how to create beautiful landscape pendants along with all the extra tips and techniques for glass making from a professional artist:

  • Creating skies from glass powders using Claire Hall’s wet technique
  • Creating fields and meadows with Claire's dry powder technique
  • Powder displacement to create elements of a landscape
  • Using decals
  • Painting and scraffito with black enamel
  • Different ways of working with iridised glass.
  • Accents with mica powder
  • Simple glass reactions with powders and frits
  • Firing schedules for jewellery
  • Cold working and finishing to a high standard
  • Choosing the correct jewellery findings and applying them
  • Marketing, photography and display of jewellery


Workshop Outcome:

  • Multiple Glass Landscape Pendants


How it Works: 

  • The course is made up of three live and interactive online sessions using the Zoom platform. You will find the Zoom link via the week chapters in the navigation panel. 
  • Claire will give a step-by-step tutorial with demonstrations, and you will have ample opportunity to ask her questions during the live class
  • Each week Claire will demonstrate a technique for you to try between sessions
  • A member of the Glass School team will also be in the Zoom class to assist you and Claire
  • Mix with Claire and other students on our dedicated community page, open for the duration of the course. Then join our exclusive Glass School UK Online Glass Community Facebook group to continue to mix with those who have attended any of our online masterclasses
  • A materials list is provided in the course navigation panel, so you can purchase what you need to create your pieces during the course. You don’t need absolutely everything on this list to be successful, Claire will discuss different ways to reach our technical goals


We believe that this is the best way to get the very most from the course, but if this doesn’t suit you that’s fine: - If you can’t get to your studio, you can still learn the techniques and benefit from Claire's extensive knowledge without making the pieces during the course itself.

This is a live online masterclass, but in case a student experiences issues with internet connection during the live class, a recording of each live session will be available to view until two weeks after the final session. This cannot be downloaded or shared and is only available for this limited time. By participating you agree to be recorded for this purpose.

These recordings will be available in the course navigation panel. 


What to Prepare

  • You will need a computer, tablet, or phone with a camera and microphone in order to join the online classroom. If you are unfamiliar with using Zoom then please take some time to look at our guide, available in the navigation panel. 
  • You should have a reliable internet connection, fast enough to make video calls or stream videos
  • Please read the Student Participation Agreement
  • Ensure that you have checked the materials list and purchased any materials you may require 
  • A pen and paper to take any notes. 
  • We restrict the class size to 25 people
  • We teach using Bullseye Glass (CoE90)


Inclusivity:

We are committed to maintaining a respectful community where all our students can learn and develop their full potential, within a safe environment.

If you have a learning difference or any specific requirements, please do not hesitate to contact us prior to your lesson so we can accommodate you.

*Price excluding VAT is £112.50. The correct tax will be calculated at checkout based on your location.

Cancellations up to 2 weeks before the course receive a 90% refund, after that date, a 50% refund will be given up to one week prior to the course, and no refund is given for cancellations after this time. In order to keep class costs low for all, we make no exceptions to this policy. In order to cancel your place on the course please contact [email protected] 

Course Curriculum

    1. Welcome

    2. Course Overview

    3. Student Participation Agreement

    4. Join the Community!

    5. How to Navigate the Community Page

    6. Materials List

    7. How to Download your Materials List!

    8. A Guide to Zoom and the Live Session

    9. All Set for the First Session!

    1. Welcome to Week One

    2. Course Handout 1 - Week One

    3. Course Handout 2 - Week One

    4. Zoom Link - Week One - Landscape Pendants - Monday 10th July 2024

    5. Week One - Recording

    6. Reactive Glass Chart

    1. Welcome to Week Two

    2. Zoom Link - Week Two - Landscape Pendants - Monday 17th July 2024

    3. Week Two - Recording

    1. Welcome to Week Three

    2. Zoom Link - Week Three - Landscape Pendants - Monday 24th July 2024

    3. Week Three - Recording

    1. Submit Your Finished Works

    1. Feedback

    2. Thank You for Taking Part

About this course

Claire Hall

Claire's passion for glass began during her years travelling across the United States when she met a small community of glass artists in the mountains of West Virginia and started to learn the basics of glass fusing and torchwork. Originally trained as a sculptor working in wood and steel, the material of hot glass easily translated into her work. It was at this time Claire also started designing and creating glass jewellery, making glass beads over a hot torch and fused glass jewellery in a kiln. Since then she has moved back to the UK and now works from her studio in Brockley, near Bristol. She has won several awards for her glass jewellery and exhibits nationally. Last year she was selected to showcase her sculptural vessels and jewellery at The National Glass Centre in Sunderland. Claire has been teaching classes at Warm Glass since 2012.

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