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About Christmas Glass Fusing Workshop

Come and join local artist, Marilyn Pike and make beautiful Christmas decorations from coloured glass at Carlton Marshes.

This Christmas, join local artist Marilyn Pike for a festive-themed fused glass workshop.  The workshop is suitable for complete beginners or those returning to the craft after a break. No artistic background or experience is required as patterns, materials, equipment, and friendly, enthusiastic, experienced tuition is provided.

This is a fun and relaxed workshop to introduce you to the world of fused glass. In this workshop you will be creating Christmas decorations.

Please note that the pieces will need to be taken away to be fired by the tutor so will need to be collected from Carlton Marshes visitor centre the next week.

About the course artist:

Marilyn is a local glass artist who has a studio in Oulton Broad. She has 15 years’ experience working with glass and teaching the craft to others. With 22 years working as a plant scientist behind her, Marilyn’s love of the natural world around her overflows into her glasswork, creating scenes in beautiful shades and textures of glass, often featuring flowers, fungi and small creatures in her original projects.

For more information see: https://stainedglassbymarilyn.co.uk

What to bring:

Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty

Full length apron if you have one

Closed toe shoes

Tea and coffee will be available throughout the course.

Please note that your booking is non-refundable and non-transferable and we run all our courses based on a minimum number of participants. Click here to see our full Terms and Conditions.

Related Business Facilities

Wi-Fi
Play area
Gift shop
Toilets
Picnic area
On-site café
Highchairs available
Dog friendly
Family friendly
On-site parking

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