Mastering Glass Fusion Watercolor Techniques in Granby, Colorado
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days (approximately 5 hours total)
Fitness Level
No special physical fitness required; suitable for adults comfortable with standing and fine motor work
Overview
Discover the art of glass fusion watercolor in this two-day intermediate workshop in Granby, Colorado. Learn to create stunning, fluid color effects on glass that capture the beauty of painting in a hands-on environment.
Glass Fusion Water Color Technique
Ages 18+ • 2 Days • Intermediate level (Glass Fusion for Beginners class required)
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About This Adventure
Elevate your glass fusion artistry in this intermediate class, where you'll master watercolor effects with glass powders and frits. Design a stunning piece that mimics the fluidity of painting, then refine it after the first firing. Create a unique art tile or decorative bowl in this hands-on, creative experience.
Elevate your glass fusion artistry in this intermediate class, where you'll master watercolor effects with glass powders and frits. Design a stunning piece that mimics the fluidity of painting, then refine it after the first firing. Create a unique art tile or decorative bowl in this hands-on, creative experience.
Adventure Tips
Complete Beginner Class First
Ensure you have finished the Glass Fusing for Beginners class before enrolling to fully benefit from this intermediate workshop.
Small Group Experience
With a maximum of three participants, expect personalized attention and detailed guidance throughout the class.
Plan for Two-Day Commitment
Sessions run morning one day and afternoon the next, so plan accordingly for scheduling and travel.
Kiln Cooling Time
Allow adequate time between firings for glass to cool to avoid thermal shock or damage.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer often spotted near the pottery studio
- Northern flickers and other woodpeckers seen in area trees
History
Granby, founded in 1904 as a railroad town, has grown into a center for outdoor recreation and artisan crafts, blending old west heritage with creative expression.
Conservation
Lonesome Stone Pottery emphasizes using recycled glass materials when possible and encourages sustainable studio practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Closed-toe shoes
Protect your feet in the pottery studio and during handling of glass materials.
Apron or protective clothing
Keeps clothes safe from glass dust and powders used in fusion.
Gloves
Optional for handling finer glass powders to avoid skin irritation.
Notebook and pencil
Helpful for taking notes on techniques and kiln settings.