moderate
4.5 hours
No special fitness required; must be able to sit and concentrate for extended periods
Join Little Glass Art’s Mini Lead Panel workshop in Denver to create your own 6x6-inch stained glass masterpiece. Perfect for beginners, this 4.5-hour experience introduces you to traditional lead came techniques in a fun, hands-on setting.
Discover the magic of medieval glass artistry with Little Glass Art's Mini Lead Panel workshop in Denver, Colorado. This immersive 4.5-hour class offers a unique hands-on experience where you'll craft your own 6x6-inch stained glass panel using traditional lead came techniques. Whether you're a complete beginner or have some crafting experience, this workshop is designed to guide you through every step of the process, making it both accessible and fulfilling. Working with vibrant glass pieces and learning to join them with lead came connects you to a centuries-old craft in a relaxed, creative environment. The intimate setting allows for personalized instruction and plenty of time to perfect your panel. Beyond skill-building, you’ll leave with a tangible work of art that adds color and charm to any space. Located in Denver, this workshop is ideal for locals and travelers looking for a distinctive, creative outlet during their visit. With all materials provided and expert guidance at your side, the Mini Lead Panel class is an inspiring way to spend a half-day engaging in a timeless craft that nurtures patience, precision, and artistry.
Dress comfortably as you'll be seated for several hours working with stained glass and lead.
Arriving promptly ensures you get full instruction and material preparation before the session begins.
Lead came and glass edges can be sharp; follow all safety guidelines provided by the instructor.
While materials are provided, a creative mindset will help you enjoy the process even more.
Denver has a rich history of arts and crafts, hosting numerous studios that preserve traditional art techniques like stained glass.
Local studios like Little Glass Art emphasize sustainable sourcing of materials and proper disposal of glass scraps to minimize environmental impact.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting light dust or debris on while working with glass and lead.
Protect your feet in the workspace when handling glass pieces.
Useful for seeing small details clearly during precision work.
Stay hydrated during the 4.5-hour workshop, especially in warmer months.