{10/14 OR 10/15} Beginning Stained Glass: 9th & 9th Whale

{10/14 OR 10/15} Beginning Stained Glass: 9th & 9th Whale

$75.00
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with Annie Christensen of Alta Stained Glass

Class Details

Dates: Wednesday, October 14 OR Thursday, October 15
Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
Ages: 16+
Teacher: Annie Christensen of Alta Stained Glass
Location: Handcraft Revival, 1365 S 1100 E, Salt Lake City
Experience: Beginner-friendly; no prior experience necessary

 Spend an evening learning the art of stained glass assembly while creating a miniature stained glass tribute to Salt Lake City’s beloved 9th & 9th whale.

In this beginner-friendly class, students will work with pre-cut glass pieces while learning the copper foil and soldering process used in traditional stained glass work. Local stained glass artist Annie Christensen of Alta Stained Glass will guide students through foiling, fitting, soldering, and finishing their piece step by step.

This class is a wonderful introduction to stained glass soldering and assembly—especially for students who may not be ready to learn glass cutting just yet. It is also a great opportunity for returning students to practice their foiling and soldering techniques.

What You’ll Learn

  • How to apply copper foil to stained glass pieces
  • How to fit and prepare pieces for soldering
  • Beginner stained glass soldering techniques
  • How to safely assemble and finish a stained glass piece
  • Tips for creating clean solder lines and polished finishes

What You’ll Make

Each student will complete one hanging stained glass whale inspired by the colorful 9th & 9th whale. A variety of glass colors and patterns will be available, allowing every whale to feel a little different.

What’s Included

Your registration includes:

  • All glass and materials
  • Pre-cut stained glass pieces
  • Use of stained glass tools and equipment
  • Safety supplies and instruction
  • Guided instruction throughout the full process
  • One finished stained glass whale to take home

Important Notes

  • Students must wear jeans or other sturdy pants.
  • Closed-toe shoes are required.
  • This class involves soldering tools and heated materials.
  • Ages 16+ only.
  • No prior stained glass experience is necessary.

Cancellation Policy

Tickets are refundable for store credit up to one week before the class. Within one week of the class, tickets are transferable only.


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