October 24-26, 2025. 10am-5pm, with a lunch break from 1pm-2pm daily.
Preserve every ruffle, button, and stitch in glass, capturing each intricate detail of your chosen fabric. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn every step of the process—from preparing the fabric and creating the mold to managing firing and annealing, and finally, de-molding the finished piece. This technique is perfect for small items such as baby clothes, trimmed or resized garments, or flat items like fabric purses and plush dolls.
Participants should bring fabric items no larger than 12x14 inches. If you’re interested in baby clothing, second-hand stores often carry pieces sized up to 6 months. Prior to class, students will receive a detailed letter to guide them in selecting appropriate materials. Join us to transform cherished fabric items into enduring glass memories.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Lisa Becker has been sharing her unique Fabric of Glass process with students since 2012. Her innovative work has been highlighted in Glass Art Magazine and featured in Bullseye Glass’s 2012 catalog. This exclusive opportunity to learn her signature technique in an engaging, fast-paced setting will only be available at Milkweed Arts in 2025.
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