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TORONTO GLASS BEAD MAKING CLASSES
Class Description
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The glass bead making classes are a fun and colourful way to explore the world of glass! In the intro or intensive lamp-work studio classes, you will melt rods of soft glass in a small torch to make a gorgeous assortment of beads. The glass bead making classes take place in Nadia Tasci's professional full time glass studio. Located in Toronto's west end (Keele & Eglintion Area) Near Blackcreek/401.
Intro glass beadmaking
The 1-day (2 hour) of instruction -You will learn the basics of glass bead making & leave with your own beautifully created beads!
The glass bead making course
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This is a three week course (2 hrs. each week).
Student can expect to have a very good grasp of lampwork/flamework glass bead making techniques.
Students will also be provided information to be able to work safely and
comfortably on their own.
No experience necessary. All materials are included!
Intro glass beadmaking
Instructor: Nadia Tasci
1 day class (2 hours)
Cost: $90 - per student
(Bring a friend 10% discount)
10 am - 12 pm
Saturdays or Sundays
Glass bead making course
Instructor: Nadia Tasci
3 classes (2 hrs./class)
Cost: $300 - per student
(Bring a friend 10% discount)
10 am - 12 pm
Saturdays or Sundays
All materials included

About instructor
Nadia Tasci is an established Canadian glass artist and has a full-time studio practice with glass flame-working and silver jewellery fabrication.
Over the course of her career, she has used the medium of glass to express various artistic narratives.
Her design approach begins with a tremendous devotion to her material. Always aiming to push traditional glass bead-making boundaries, Nadia uses unique methods of design to explore the visual dialogue between colour, form and pattern, creating dynamic and engaging contemporary jewellery.
Nadia studied at the Ontario College of Art and Design University’s Drawing and Painting program and Sheridan College’s Craft and Design (Glass) program. She has also participated in several creative development workshops over the years in the USA, Mexico and Central America.
Her works have been published internationally and she has received recognition for detailed and high quality craftsmanship. A recipient of the Ontario Arts Council’s exhibition assistance, she received a travel grant from Craft Ontario, to support her creative development. Over the last 15 years she has been invited to exhibit her work across Canada, USA, UK and Japan.
Presently, she works full-time at her studio in Toronto, Canada.