Join Joanna Kessel of Edinburgh Mosaic Studio for a fun, creative day making colourful mosaic tea-light holders inspired by Dalle de Verre architectural glass. Come on your own or with a friend to enjoy a sociable day making tea-lights as festive presents for friends and loved ones – the gift of a handmade glowing light may be more pertinent than ever this year!
You will be guided through this simple but highly effective technique in step-by-step stages. Each participant will be provided with 3 glass holders and a range of transparent mosaic and stained glass to create your unique mosaic tea-lights. Additional glass holders and materials will be available to buy from stocks should you wish.
*The adhesive needs to set before the glass is grouted. Students will have the option to return at 5pm on Sunday to grout the tea-lights or watch a grouting demonstration and take materials away to finish your pieces at home. (Grouting 3 tea-lights will take less than an hour).
GUEST INSTRUCTOR
This autumn we will be teaming up with Joanna Kessel to host a series of mosaic workshops. We are excited by the possibility to explore the many interesting connections between stained glass and mosaic and these autumn workshops will kick-start that dialogue - we hope that you will wish to join us on this creative journey.
COVID-19 STATEMENT
We are closely monitoring Scottish Government guidelines to ensure the safe provision of our workshop programming, including limiting class sizes, and carrying out extensive risk assessments. Because government guidance is regularly changing, we will be touch with all students regarding specifics. Please get in touch if you have any specific questions or concerns - we're here to listen.
Booking
Places are currently limited to 5 participants per workshop. To book a mosaic workshop please contact Joanna direct via the Contact page on her website joannakessel.co.uk.
Refreshments and lunch
Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided. There are a number of cafes nearby (including Milk at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop) however students are welcome to bring lunch to eat at the studio.
