Sandblasting for Kiln-Glass

Sandblasting is a technique for altering the surface area of glass using a highly pressurized, propelled stream of abrasive material. Sandblasting can be used to create imagery and textures, selectively carve thin layers of surface material such as iridescent coatings or layers of colored glass, remove devitrification, refine a surface for fire-polishing, or even change the shape of a piece. In this course, make a number of small pieces while working with a range of glasses and masking materials including photo-resist films. You will also leave class with a sample set of sandblasted and fire- polished glass tiles.

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Portland / Louise Krampien / January 19–21 (CLO224-0002) / Saturday-Sunday 10-5, Monday 10-Noon / 8 students / $295

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