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CL,Cutting Diamonds to make Stars/Snowflakes, Sat. 9/12, 10:30-1:30

  • 09/12/2026
  • 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
  • Classroom
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  • An ALL Level workshop offering an opportunity to learn cutting Diamonds on the Beetle Bit to make Star/Snowflake creations.

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AN ALL LEVELS WORKSHOP

In this workshop you will be designing a snowflake/star using diamond shapes (see pictures). You will be learning how to use the Beetle Bits cutting system to make the diamond shapes.


You can make a star/snowflake to hang or to be a decoration for a 6”x6” plate, or even a plant stake. If you are going to hang your project or use it for a plant stake, you will need to purchase kiln (papyros) paper at the front desk during store hours. You will also need a 6”x6” tile or board of some kind to build your project on. If you are making a plate, you will need to provide the 6”x6” base sheet of glass. It is possible to add a few embellishments to your star/snowflake. Dots, stringers, and frit work best. The instructor will have some embellishment materials available for those who need them. The firing fee will be $1.00 for the hanging star/snowflake or plant stake. The firing fee for the plate will be &1.50.

 

ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST BRING THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS TO THIS WORKSHOP:

* two different colors of 12”x1” strips (one strip of each color) - opal or transparent glass - the two strip colors should be complimentary to each other

*embellishment materials (dots, stringers, frit work best)

* money for firing (small bills, please)

 

THOSE MAKING THE THE PROJECT TO HANG OR TO BE A PLANT STAKE MUST ALSO BRING:

* one 6”x6” tile (can be bought at the store or borrowed from the studio)

* 6”x6” kiln (papyros) paper

 

THOSE MAKING THE PROJECT AS A PLATE FOR DISPLAY MUST ALSO BRING:

* one 6”x6” sheet of COE 96 opal  or transparent glass to act as your base color

 

YOU SHOULD ALWAYS BRING THE FOLLOWING BASIC SUPPLIES TO EVERY WORKSHOP:

* Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (quilting mats work best)

* Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white) & a needle-nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

* Writing Tools: black Sharpies (fine and regular), pen, pencil 

* Other helpful items: tweezers, toothpicks, and a carrying box for projects

* Safety Items: safety glasses, closed-toe shoes, band-aids

* Bring a firing ticket!

 

For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

Instructor Names: Judy Stodieck 763.516.1769  & Sue Davis 

 

 

 

 

GVR Glass Artists Club
Santa Rita Springs Center
921 W Via Rio Fuerte, Green Valley AZ 

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