Stained Glass courses in Cork, Dublin and Kildare
Traditionally used for ornate windows in large buildings, most notably churches, the art of Stained or Ornamental glass can also be used to make smaller decorative and household items such as lampshades, mirror surrounds, Christmas tree decorations, suncatchers, items of jewellery and art instillations.
Dublin Locations
Cabinteely CS
Contact Details:
- Kathleen Kilbane
- info@cabinteelyadulteducation.ie
- cabinteelyadulteducation.ie
Donahies CS, Dublin 13
Contact Details:
- Gemma O’Connor
- donahiesadulted@gmail.com
- donahiescommunityschool.com
Hartstown CS
Contact Details:
- Andrew Farrell
- adulted@hartstowncs.ie
- https://hartstowncommunityschool.com/
Old Bawn CS. Tallaght
Contact Details:
- Louise Fitzpatrick
- info@oldbawnadulteducation.ie
- https://oldbawncs.ie/
St. Colmcille’s CS, Knocklyon
Contact Details:
- Audrey Rowland (AD)
- adulted@stcolmcilles.ie
- https://www.stcolmcilles.ie/
Leinster Locations
Scoil Mhuire, Clane
Contact Details:
- Edmond Behan
- edmond.behan@clanesm.com
- https://www.scoilmhuireclane.ie/
The craft of Stained glass, or glass art as it is more often referred to nowadays, combines artistic skill with engineering precision, and is a great hobby for anyone who likes to be creative while paying attention to detail.
While the possibilities are limited only by your imagination, and the opportunities to take on more and more demanding projects almost endless endless, even those who are new to the art can create attractive decorative items.
During a typical 10-week beginners’ course, you can expect to learn about drawing and designing patterns, scoring and cutting shapes, applying foil, soldering, framing and finishing you piece, utilising the Tiffany-style of ornamental glass.