moderate
2–3 hours per class
Requires ability to stand or sit for several hours and carefully manipulate small tools and glass pieces.
Join stained glass expert Paul Schmidt in Midland, Michigan for an advanced four-class series designed to take your skills to the next level. Perfect for those with prior experience looking for personalized guidance and creative inspiration.
Enhance your stained glass skills with the expert guidance of Paul Schmidt, a seasoned artist with over 40 years of experience. This private four-class series at Creative 360 in Midland, Michigan, is designed specifically for participants with prior stained glass training who want to elevate their craft. Over the course, you'll receive personalized project coaching and hands-on instruction that focuses on advanced techniques and creative expression. The supportive and well-equipped studio offers a welcoming environment to experiment and refine your work. Whether you're aiming to complete an intricate new piece or gain deeper insight into cutting, soldering, and design, this workshop caters to your goals. Midland’s creative community combined with Paul’s expertise makes for a rich artistic experience, giving attendees a rare chance to learn from a true master. This series is ideal for those committed to progressing beyond beginner skills and looking for a private, focused setting to grow their artistic abilities.
While basic supplies are available, bringing your personal stained glass tools can make your workflow smoother and more comfortable.
Safety glasses and gloves are essential to protect yourself from sharp glass edges and soldering equipment during the workshop.
Classes last approximately 2-3 hours, so come rested and ready for concentrated work on your project.
Midland is best accessed by car; ensure you have reliable transport to carry your finished art pieces safely.
Midland is known for its rich industrial past as well as a thriving arts community fostering local creativity.
Creative 360 promotes sustainable art by recycling glass scraps and encouraging responsible material use.
Protect your eyes from glass shards and solder splashes during the workshop.
Helps prevent cuts and burns while handling glass and tools.
Keeps your clothing clean from glass dust and solder residue.
Having your own cutter enhances precision and familiarity.