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Come and join us for the third annual Glass Stock East!
Glass Stock East is a sharing, collaborating event modeled after the Glass Stock festival which has run for 10 years on the Oregon Coast by Deb Crowley with much success! From a small gathering of 30 of Deb's friends in 2003 to almost 90 in attendance at Glass Stock West in 2012, this event as grown in popularity with artists willing to teach and share for the opportunity to do the same.
It is a chance to get "out of the box" and learn new skills, get priceless feedback and inspiration.
Deb has teamed up with some of her west coast staff and new east coast artists to host this event at Carlisle School of Glass for 2013, our 3rd year on the east coast! We have chosen Wednesday evening of October 2nd, 2013, as opening night and October 3- 6th, 2013, as the dates for the event to come together and collaborate on some incredible, unique art glass. Glass Stock East will be held at the Carlisle Glass School in Millville, NJ. You can go to Carlisle Machine Works (carlislemachine.com) to see the school and their incredible torches.
You may sign up anytime from January 2nd to September 30, 2013! Email questions to GSEast@debcrowley.com or deb@debcrowley.com or carlislemachine.com. You can also call Carlisle Machine at 800-922-1167 to pay tuition!
Due to demand, we are opening the sign up for Glass Stock East early this year. The dates are October 2nd (Meet and Greet) through October 6th, 2013.
We are making some major changes this year, starting with the new 4 full day format like we have been doing for 10 years in Oregon at GS West. We are adding another full day to the event! The Meet and Greet will now be on Wed night with all the demonstrations happening that night, we will also have a bead exchange and light snacks. The next 3 days will be 6 classes (instead of 5 like last 2 years) and Sunday will be the glass elimination, drawings and open torches all afternoon! You will get 4 participating torch classes and 2 "demo or other" classes! We will then have all day Sunday for contests, drawings and open torch!
Carlisle School of Glass will be opening up the payment links as of Jan 2nd, 2013 for early payments. The early bird does catch fatter worms, the sooner you pay the better selection of classes available. The the featured artists and staff are posted below for 2013. The classes will be posted by March 25th so you can see what classes we will be offering. The actual schedule will be up by June 1st and May 1st the newsletters will start coming by email. Class selection via phone will be June 29-30th.
The featured artists for 2013 are Jodie McDougal (murrini goddess!) and Polly Toombs (Beautiful boro beads to sculptured dragon marbles) you can see their work on the GS West page at debcrowley.com. Also new instructors, enameling with Miki Sipos, Knitted, beaded bracelet with Mary Swartzel and Scott Hallam will be teaching boro jewelry sets, ornaments and turtles! We will have Lisa St Martin, Marcy Lamberson, Hugh Salkind, Bill Futer, Cheryl Frech and Deb Crowley (that's me) teaching some new and exciting classes too! Since everyone gets 4 torch classes this year we will be offering more torch classes and less "other" classes.
Thank you all for the support over the years of this event! It really does take all of us to make it great, especially the loyal and talented staff, so let me say again a HUGE thank you to them! Hope to see you all there next year, tell your friends!
Remember payments are being accepted as of January 2nd, 2013 through Carlisle (800-922-1167). No refunds but tuition may be transferred.
deb and the GSEast 2013 team 
FEATURED ARTISTS AND TEACHERS FOR 2013
The featured artists this year are Jodie McDougal and Polly Toombs
In addition, we feature an incredible base staff of well known artists such as:
Lisa St Martin, Marcy Lamberson, Deb Crowley, Hugh Salkind, Cheryl Frech, Bill Futer
New Instructors are Scott Hallam, Miki Sippos and Mary Swartzel
Special guest demos will happen over the weekend
Appx 30 classes to choose from with flameworking, fusing, casting, sandblasting, coldworking as well as wire-wrapping, beadworking, Glass Clay and much more!
PAYMENTS AND SIGNUPS
The price for the 4 day event is $600. This includes 6 half day (4 hour) classes with all supplies, plus open torches, evening festivities and Sunday
evening auction. That is a mere $150 a day for endless fun!
A few classes like Silver wire wrapping will have a small material fee, most classes will not have any additional fees.
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EMAIL QUESTIONS FOR GS EAST TO: GSEAST@debcrowley.com
PLEASE include following info: YOUR NAME, EMAIL ADDRESS, YOUR LAMPWORK ETC AND/OR WEBSITE NAME
AND A PHONE NUMBER FOR CLASS SCHEDULING.
THERE WILL BE 1 HARDSHIP SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED AT GS EAST. IF YOU ARE ENTERING FOR THE HARDSHIP PLEASE STATE HARDSHIP IN THE SUBJECT LINE OF EMAIL. IN 200 WORDS OR LESS,
EXPLAIN IN THE EMAIL WHY YOU THINK YOU SHOULD BE AWARDED ONE. A STAFF MEMBER WILL READ THEM AND AWARD SCHOLARSHIP BASED ON NEED AND THE DIFFERENCE IT MAY MAKE IN AN ARTIST'S CAREER. WE NEVER ANNOUNCE THE RECIPIENT OR WHO CHOSE THEM.
PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE $600 FEE STARTING JAN 2nd, 2013. UPON PAYMENT YOU WILL RECEIVE THE ACCEPTANCE NEWSLETTER, PLEASE PRINT THAT OUT FOR YOUR REFERENCE WHEN YOU
RECEIVE IT. CLASS SELECTION PHONE CALLS WILL GO IN ORDER OF PAYMENTS RECEIVED, SEND IN PAYMENT AS SOON AS YOU CAN! WE ARE ACCEPTING PAYMENTS ON CREDIT CARDS THROUGH CARLISLE MACHINE, CONTACT DEB CROWLEY FOR ADDRESS TO SEND CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS TO. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS! SIGN UP FOR CLASSES VIA TELEPHONE WILL START JUNE 29th FROM 10 AM PST TO 6PM PST AND WILL CONTINUE THROUGH JUNE 30th. YOU WILL RECEIVE 2 CALLS, ONE FOR HALF THE CLASSES AND ONE FOR THE OTHER HALF.
YOU GET TO CHOOSE A TOTAL OF 6 CLASSES, FIRST ROUND YOU PICK 2 TORCH (PARTICIPATING) AND ONE NON-TORCH CLASS, SECOND CALL YOU PICK THE LAST 3 CLASSES, TWO TORCH AND ONE "OTHER".
THIS WILL MEAN MORE PEOPLE GET THE FEATURED ARTIST CLASSES. LIMIT ONE CLASS FROM EACH FEATURED ARTIST, NO MORE THAN 4 PARTICIPATING TORCH CLASSES PER ATTENDEE, OTHER 2 WILL BE TORCH DEMOS OR NON-TORCH CLASSES SUCH AS FUSING, WIRE WRAPPING, ETC. ALMOST 25 CLASSES IN ALL TO CHOOSE FROM!
SOME NON-TORCH CLASSES MAY HAVE FEES, READ THE WHOLE DESCRIPTION BEFORE PICKING THOSE CLASSES!
PLEASE REVIEW AND HAVE A LIST OF CLASSES WHEN WE CALL, WE WILL CALL IN ORDER OF PAYMENTS RECIEVED, INCLUDE A PHONE NUMBER WITH YOUR PAYMENT WHERE WE CAN REACH YOU THAT WEEKEND FOR SCHEDULING CLASSES.
We are having Meet and Greet AND the required demonstrations on Wed night, Oct 2nd, so we can start classes on Thursday morning. This event
is 4 full days plus the Wednesday night "Meet and Greet".
GSEAST 2012 was incredible fun, GSEast 2013 is sure to be an event you'll remember long after it is over!
Classes for GS East 2013 are below and under construction until March 25th, schedule of class times posted by April 25th!
GLASS STOCK EAST 2013 TORCH CLASSES
Featured Artist Class: Goldfish Murrine with Jodie McDougall.
CLASS # JM-01
Skill Level: Intermediate
Learn the basics of a simple murrini cane to create a fun loving goldfish murrini. Jodie will discuss the key elements to get you started in this ancient art form, creating tiny pictures in glass.
Tools needed.....Brass and Graphite Stump Shapers, Pliers, Tweezers, Murrini Hemostats, Scissors
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Featured Artist Class: Getting Serious with Jodie McDougall.
CLASS # JM-02
Skill Level: Intermediate
Learn to create fabulous cabochons with the interchangeable Sirius System. We will work with both types of mandrels.
Additional fee $15- $20 for interchangeable pendent or ring
Tools needed.....Basic Lampwork tools, Osibin lentil shaper.
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Featured Artist Class: Just Encase with Jodie McDougall.
CLASS # JM-03
Skill Level: Intermediate
Learn the tips and tricks to successful murrini encasements while creating a layered garden scene bead (optional sea life murrini kit available.)
Additional fee of $20 for pkg. of murrini chips
Tools needed.....Brass and Graphite Stump Shapers, Pliers, Tweezers
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Featured Artist Class: Dragon Marble in Borosilicate glass with Polly Toombs.
CLASS # PT-01
Skill Level: Intermediate-Advanced
 
We will be making small marbles and wrapping dragons around them, great torch skills a MUST!
Tools Needed: Marble mold (1", we have to keep them small in a 1/2 day clas!) marver, tweezers, raking or poking tool, small flat edged tool
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Exotic Silver Metals Class with Lisa St Martin CLASS#LS-01
Skill level- Intermediate
 
Love the glasses from Double Helix, Tag, Bella Donna and more but can’t get the colors or affects you want? This class will de-mystify working with these fabulous but tricky glasses.
Students will work with a variety of metal glasses learning the steps to achieving a variety of wonderful colors. They will create a set of “recipe” beads to use for reference in their own studios. Class will discuss the techniques of striking and reduction work and how to use these techniques to build colors with success.
Lisa will demonstrate her way of experimenting with a new color to determine how she wants to use it in her beads. She will also demo her super thin casing method.
TOOLS NEEDED: Their favorite tools including a hand marver and long nose pliers or tweezers, a roll of blue painter’s tape one inch wide and a notebook.
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Murrine Party with Lisa St Martin CLASS#LS-02
Skill level- Intermediate
Join us for the Murrini Party.
This class will cover the creation of several types of fun and colorful murrini.. We will learn to make them without the use of any additional expensive tools.
Class will cover successful color combinations for the murrinis and how to make them stand out in your beads.
Students will learn how to apply them without smearing and add decorative designs – bubbles, swirls etc. – to them on their beads.
Lisa will also demo her “Stacked” murrini technique for making several different colored murrini in one pull. So fun!
Students can share pieces of their murrinis with each other and go home with a goody bag with lots of different murrinis to play with.
Students should bring basic tools including hand marver and tweezers or long nose pliers. If you have a pair of favorite tools used for pulling stringers, twisties etc – bring them too…the teacher will have extra. Bring a notebook to record all your wonderful ideas. If there is any specific glass you would like to use – please bring that too!
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Color Theory and applications with Lisa St Martin CLASS#LS-03
Skill level- Intermediate
  
The first thing we notice – or what catches our eye is Color. Why do certain color combinations sing and others really don’t! Why do some color pairings react in a beautiful way and others turn into a big brown blob.
This class will explore color for the glass beadmaker. We will discuss basic color theory and how to use it and adapt it for soft glass in the torch. Methods of color mixing, layering and more will be used to create new and exciting colors.
This class will help the glass artist get out of a color rut and expand their work with a wide range of new colors.
Tools Needed: Your favorite shaping and lampworking tools.
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Whimsical Wire Into Glass Creatures with Marcy Lamberson CLASS #ML-01
Skill Level: Intermediate
Adding wire into your glass bead can add detail touches to make it more unique. Learn the tricks for incorporating it from different angles using a variety of gauges. This technique leads to so many new adventures.
Tools needed:
marver, pliers for pulling stringer, Tweezer mashers, or slightly larger sized, brass stump shaper if you have one.
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Halloween Beads with Marcy Lamberson CLASS #ML-03
Bring the magic of this fun holiday to glass. We’ll make a not too scary pink cheeked sculptural ghost, a spread winged bat with murrine eyes and a surface decorated bead with a black cat silhouetted against the full moon.
Tools: : marver, pliers for pulling stringer, Tweezer mashers,
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Soft Glass Painted Fish beads with Deb Crowley, Part B.
CLASS # DC-02
Skill Level: Intermediate
 
Learn how to apply enamel details to a pre-made bead, heat beads back up in this class and refire on enamels! This is a 2 part class, one part painting (Class # DC-01) and this torch part B.
Tools Needed: Mini-mashers, small hemostats, graphite or brass paddle and didymium glasses! ---
Fumed Borosilicate Purfume Bottle with Hugh Salkind. CLASS #HS-01
Skill Level: Int, some boro exp required
Picture coming soon
This is a pendant class using precious metals volatized in the flame to make amazing colors. We will apply various backgrounds to the perfume and cover simple stoppers,
with lecture and demos by instructor. Then student will make theirs to take home.
Tools Needed: Graphite Paddle, Tweezers Medium, Graphite reamer 2-15mm, Hot fingers or claws
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Borosilicate Wig Wag and Implosion Pendants with Bill Futer
CLASS #BF-01
Skill Level- Beginning-Intermediate
Simple implosions and wigwag pendants will be made in this class.
Tools: Marvering Paddle or Flat Mashers, Reamer,Tweezers and Glasses
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Borosilicate Marbless with Bill Futer
CLASS #BF-02
Skill Level- Intermediate
We will create intricate flower marbles in this class.
Recommend fingerless gloves as we will have lots of heat for those not used to a big flame
Great DEMO class by Bill on Chaos marble is in "other classes" section
Tools: Marble mold, marvering Paddle, Reamer,Tweezers, 1" Pin or Floral frog, tungsten pick, a butter knife and Glasses.
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Borosilicate Pendants and Earrings with Scott Hallam
CLASS #SH-01
Skill Level- Beginning-Intermediate
  
This class will focus on making pendants and earrings. I combine the use of findings like used with fused glass pendants and earrings into my boro pendants to add a touch of flash. However I will also show you how to complete the process by creating glass loops to finish the piece. I incorprate the use of frits, powders, metals and other techniques all of which can be discussed and experimented with during this class. No tools will be required as all of the techniques can be done without the use of tools. However I will list some tools that can be used and that I will have on site to play with that can help expedite some processes.
Tools: Tweezers Optional Tools: Handy Andy's, Pin Frog, Marble Mold, Tungstun Pick
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Borosilicate Solid Ornaments with Scott Hallam
CLASS #SH-02
Skill Level- Beginning-Intermediate
 
This class will focus on making various solid borosilicate ornaments. Various shapes and sizes great for the holidays and the techniques can be transitioned into goblet stems, mobiles, and other things I am sure I have not thought of yet! We will experiment and incorporate glass spinning and fuming to create some of the ornaments.
Tools: Tweezers
Optional: Bench rollers
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Borosilicate Sculpted Turtles and other critters with Scott Hallam
CLASS #SH-03
Skill Level- Intermediate
 
This class will focus on making Sea Turtles at first and time permiting other reptiles and amphibians. We will focus on making the various parts ( head, fins, shell) then work on the process of assembly. As part of the class I will demo an eye cane to give your creation a more life like appearence. If time permits we can continue with frogs, lizards etc.. and even incorporating them into sculpture.
Tools: Butter Knife or other non-serated knife to sculpt with
Optional: Frit Tray, Marble Mold, Tungstun Pick
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Features! Eyes & Teeth In Soft Glass with Peg Zukaitis
CLASS #PZ-01
Skill Level- Intermediate
Learn how to make different types of mouths, teeth, lips and great expressions. Students will be making reference beads that will have different types of mouths and eyes using a variety of techniques. A handy reference to keep in front of you at the torch while your creating! We will be making encased cane, pulling stringers and shaping the glass with various tools.
Tools Needed: Graphite Marver, Tungsten Pick, Razor Tool, Large Mashers, Glass Bowl or Mug for water and Didymium Safety Glasses
***Pin Press Set (Available at hardware Stores ~$10.00)
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Flame work Fantasy Fish In Soft Glass with Peg Zukaitis
CLASS #PZ-02
Skill Level- Intermediate
 
Take your glass art to the next level with this interesting workshop on sculpting fantasy fish. After a demonstration of interesting fishy techniques, eyes, eyelids, different mouths, students create their very own finned friend.
Tools: Graphite Marver, Tungsten Pick, Razor Tool (s) Different sizes are good, Large Mashers, Tweezers. long nose pliers, Glass Bowl or Mug for water and Didymium Safety Glasses
TORCH DEMONSTRATION CLASSES
Borosilicate Marbles DEMO with Bill Futer CLASS#BF-01
Skill Level- DEMONSTRATION
I will create my Chaos marbles in this demonstration class. Learn how to create intricate patterns in marbles!
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Borosilicate "Fillicello" Pendant DEMO with Hugh Salkind.
CLASS #HS-03
In this demonstration class I will show you how to make a "Fillicello" pendant, it has that "stained glass window" effect and can be done in many color themes.
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Borosilicate glass for Beginners with Polly Toombs.
CLASS # PT-02
This class is for people who are comfortable with soft glass, and want to see what boro is all about. If you have tried boro and just couldn’t get it to move, or didn’t think you could melt it with your small torch let me show you how. We will make some beads on mandrels, vessels and twisties as time allows. This class will show you how boro is different from soft glass and how it is the same.
Tools Needed: Tweezers, paddle, pick
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Creative Bead Shapes Demo with Marcy Lamberson CLASS #ML-02
Skill Level: Intermediate
It’s time to explore some new and exciting shapes for focal beads! Take your style to a new level. This class is for creating new, modern shapes, layering colors, and adding surface embellishment accents.
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Flame work Grinning Cat DEMO In Soft Glass with Peg Zukaitis
CLASS #PZ-03
Expand your sculptural techniques with a sassy little sculptural cat wearing sunglasses!
Flame work Miniature Vignettes DEMO with Miki Sippos
CLASS #MS-01
 
I can demo how to make small flowers, catapillars, snails and perhaps a mermaid if time allows.
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OTHER CLASSES
Soft Glass Painted Fish beads with Deb Crowley, Part A.
CLASS # DC-01
Skill Level: Intermediate
Picture coming soon!
Learn how to apply enamel details to a pre-made bead, heat beads back up in second part of this class and refire on enamels! This is a 2 part class, one part painting and one torch session (Class # DC-02).
Tools Needed: Tiny paint brushes & enamels will be supplied, you bring soft glass beads made at open torch Thurs or from home, they MUST still be on mandrels or puntied up!
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Sandblasting a 2 stage depth carving with Polly Toombs.
CLASS # PT-03
Skill Level: Beginning
This class covers the basics of sandblasting, from surface frosting to depth carved glass. We will complete a 2 stage carving on clear plate glass from pre-cut stencils or you can create and cut
out your own design. A nice assortment of stencils to choose from will add to your fun in this class. We will supply glass, xacto knives and cleaning essentials.
Tools Needed: Provided in class.
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Wire Wrapping CLASS with Cheryl Frech CLASS# CF-01
Skill Level: Beginning
Photo coming soon!
Learn the basics of wire wrapping beads or cabochons, using the tools and creating finished jewerly.
Tools Needed: Basic Wire wrapping tools, some will be provided for use.
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Glass Clay with Cheryl Frech CLASS# CF-02
Skill Level: Beginning
Photo coming soon
Tools needed: Students need only bring their imaginations. An apron or change of clothes is suggested as painting can be a bit messy!
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Peyote Beaded Frame for Cabochons with Cheryl Frech CLASS# CF-03
Skill Level: Beginning
Photo coming soon
Tools needed:
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Layering and Understanding Dichroic LECTURE with Cheryl Frech CLASS# CF-04
Photo coming soon
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Slumped, Painted Glass and Dicro-Slide Barrettes with Kathy Liguori.
CLASS # KL-01
Skill Level: Beginning
This class covers the basics of slumping on a mold to make 2 barrettes. We will complete 2 barrettes from pre-cut glass, dicro-slides and/or Glassline Paints. A nice way to quickly decorate warm glass in a single firing, with several options to add to the fun in this class. We will supply glass, dicro-slide, enamels, 2 barrette backs and cleaning essentials.
Tools Needed: Provided in class.
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Dichroic Mosaic Glass Cabochons with Kathy Liguori.
CLASS # KL-02
Skill Level: Beginning
 
This class covers the basics of fusing a mosaic dichroic slab to make several cabochons for pendants/earrings. We will complete our mosaic from pre-cut glass base and dichroic glass in patterns, textures and colors. A fun way to build incredible depth and design into pendants. Cut and grind your slabs if desired during open torch evenings so that pieces can be fired polished by staff Sunday afternoon. Or you can cold work them at home after event. We will supply glass, glass cutters, 2 bails and cleaning essentials.
Tools Needed: Provided in class.
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Frit Casting Fun with Kathy Liguori.
CLASS # KL-03
Skill Level: Beginning
This class covers the basics of using frit casting molds in a kiln. We will complete one deeper mold (many shapes to choose from) and 2 pendant castings (pic coming soon!).
We will be using several sizes of frit for deeper molds, finer frit and dichroic frit for pendants. We will supply glass, prepared molds and essentials.
Tools Needed: Provided in class.
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Knitting 101 with Bonus Bracelet with Mary Swartzel.
CLASS #MS-01
Skill Level: Beginning
 
In this class, students will learn the basics of knitting, including one cast on, the knit stitch, the purl
stitch, and one bind off. Students will then learn one method for including beads into their knitting by
making their own bracelet.
Students Bring: Appx 20 lampworked or accent beads, rest will be provided free in class.
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Creative Enameling on Copper DEMO/Lecture with Miki Sippos
Class #MS-02
 
In this demo I show how to do torch fire enamel on copper and kiln fired enameling techniques on copper and fine silver.
I will use Thompson enamels: transparent, opaque, and liquid. The liquid I will do on the copper mesh. Bring just your imagination!
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FACETING YOUR LAMPWORK BEADS with Hugh Salkind. CLASS # HS-02
Skill Level: Beginning
Beads by Deb Crowley
Learn to facet glass through 5 different grits to reveal gorgeous interiors!
Facet up to 3 windows in a bead you bring with you or make at the event!
Tools needed : Just your Hands AND SOME PRE-MADE LARGE BEADS WITH HIDDEN BEAUTY INSIDE!
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EVENING DEMONSTRATIONS
(These demos will be added as we get them scheduled, anyone can watch and /or try the items demonstrated each night)
The schedule of classes for Glass Stock East 2013 is now listed below:
GS East 2013 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
Wed night, Oct 2nd is the Meet and Greet with All Demos from 6-10m
Thursday, OCt 3rd, 9-1pm
Class/Instructor Class ID# Table # Torch Type
Boro Basic Marbles with Bill Futer CLASS #BF-02 1 CC
Goldfish Cane and Murrine with Jodie McDougall CLASS # JM-01 2 HC
Soft Glass Fish beads with Peggy Zukaitis CLASS #PZ-02 3 HC
Boro Mandrel Beads with Polly Toombs DEMO ONLY CLASS #PT-02 4 MiniCC
Wire-wrapping with Cheryl Frech CLASS #CF-01 5 Area 1
Enameling Techniques with Miki Sippos CLASS #MS-02 6 Area 2
Thursday, Oct 3rd, 2-6pm
Class/Instructor Class ID# Table # Torch Type
Fumed Perfumes with Hugh Salkind CLASS #HS-01 1 CC
Whimsical Wire Beads with Marcy Lamberson CLASS # ML-01 2 HC
Soft Glass Eyes & Teeth with Peggy Zukaitis CLASS #PZ-01 3 MiniCC
Mini-figures with Miki Sippos DEMO ONLY CLASS #MS-01 4 DEMO Area
Peyote Framed Glass with Cheryl Frech CLASS #CF-03 5 Area 1
Dichroic & Painted Barrettes with K. Liguori CLASS #KL-03 6 Area 2
Open torch from 7-10PM, all attendees welcome!
Friday, Oct 4rth, 9-1pm
Class/Instructor Class ID# Table # Torch Type
Turtle & Critter Sculptures with Scott Hallam CLASS#SH-03 1 CC
"Murrine Party" with Lisa St Martin CLASS#LS-02 2 HC
"Getting Serious" Soft Glass with Jodie McDougall CLASS #JM-02 3 MiniCC
Halloween beads with Marcy Lamberson DEMO ONLY CLASS #ML-03 4 DEMO Area
"Painted Fish Beads" Part A with Deb Crowley CLASS #DC-01 5 Area 1
Faceting Marbles & Beads with Hugh Salkind CLASS #KL-03 6 Area 2
Friday, Oct 4rth, 2-6pm
Class/Instructor Class ID# Table # Torch Type
Boro WigWag Pendants with Bill Futer CLASS #BF-01 1 CC
Color Theory Beads with Lisa St Martin CLASS #LS-03 2 HC
"Painted Fish Beads" Part B with Deb Crowley CLASS #DC-02 3 Mini-CC
Boro Fillicello Pendant with Hugh Salkind DEMO ONLY CLASS #HS-02 4 DEMO Area
Understanding Layering Dichroic with Cheryl Frech CLASS #CF-04 5 Area 1
Sandblasting Glass with Polly Toombs CLASS #PT-03 6 Area 2
Open torch from 7-10PM, all attendees welcome!
Saturday, Oct 5th, 9-1pm
Class/Instructor Class ID# Table # Torch Type
Solid Boro Ornaments with Scott Hallam CLASS#SH-02 1 CC
Silver Glass Soft Glass beads with Lisa St Martin CLASS #LS-01 2 HC
"Just Encase" Soft Glass Beads with Jodie McDougall CLASS #JM-03 3 MiniCC
"Grinning Cat" Demo with Peggy Zukaitis DEMO ONLY CLASS #PZ-03 4 DEMO Area
Fused Mosaic Dichroic Pendants with Kathy Liguori CLASS #KL-02 5 Area 1
Knitted Bead Bracelet with Mary Swartzel l CLASS #MSW-01 6 Area 2
Saturday, Oct 5th, 2-6pm
Class/Instructor Class ID# Table # Torch Type
Boro Pendants & Earrings with Scott Hallam CLASS#SH-01 1 CC
Boro Dragon Marble with Polly Toombs CLASS # PT-01 2 HC
Creative Shaped Beads with Marcy Lamberson CLASS # ML-01 3 Mini-CC
"Chaos Marble" Demo with Bill Futer DEMO ONLY CLASS #BF-03 4 DEMO Area
Exploring Glass Clay with Cheryl Frech CLASS #CF-02 5 Area 1
Frit Casting with Kathy Liguori CLASS #KL-01 6 Area 2
Open torch from 7-10PM, all attendees welcome!
Pajama jam 8-10PM, jump on in!
Sunday, Oct 6th
9-10 am Demo Items Draw
10-12 pm Elimination Rounds Contest
12-1 pm Lunch Break
1-6 pm Open Torch
deb crowley and the gs east team!
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