Instructors: Traci Sessions & Cristen Coombs
Skill Level: Intermediate – Some mosaic experience recommended
Cost: $145 (All materials included)

Join us for our most ambitious mosaic workshop to date! This three-part class offers a deep dive into advanced mosaic techniques, guiding you through the creation of a stunning 14” x 16” framed mirror. With an elegantly curved frame and built-in hanging hardware, this functional heirloom piece will be a showstopper in any space.

With a larger substrate and an expanded selection of glass materials, this course is perfect for those looking to level up their mosaic skills and explore new creative possibilities. You'll work with a fresh selection of vibrant spring colors, learning to refine your technique, enhance your artistic decision-making, and create a polished, gallery-worthy final piece.

What You’ll Learn & Practice:

✔ Creative Design – Conceptualize and execute a personalized mosaic layout
✔ Glass Cutting & Handling – Safely shape and fit stained glass to your vision
✔ Precision & Patience – Work meticulously with small, intricate pieces
✔ Adhesion Techniques – Ensure longevity and stability in your design
✔ Grouting & Finishing – Bring your mosaic to life with professional-level grout work
✔ Problem-Solving – Navigate the challenges of complex mosaic construction
✔ Artistic Expression – Explore color, texture, and composition to make your piece unique
✔ Sense of Accomplishment – Leave with a completed, functional work of art that reflects your skills and creativity

This is our most ambitious mosaic class yet, designed as a next step for our dedicated students who want to push the boundaries of their craft. If you’ve taken our previous mosaic classes, this is your chance to stretch your skills and take on an exciting new challenge!

Spaces are limited to 10 participants, and this class will fill quickly. 

Sign up now and bring home a mirror that is as much a work of art as it is a reflection of your creativity.

Please note: This class involves working with stained glass, which includes cutting and handling sharp materials. While safety measures will be in place, participants should be comfortable working with glass and using glass-cutting tools.