Sandblasting glass workshop
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Carved glass sculpture, “Euphoria,”  by K. William LeQuier, of Readsboro Glassworks.
Carved glass sculpture, “Euphoria,” by K. William LeQuier, of Readsboro Glassworks.
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READSBORO- Bill LeQuier and Mary Angus, of Readsboro Glassworks, will host an ArtsMeet workshop Sandblasting Glass, on Saturday, May 19.

LeQuier and Angus have been sandblasting on both blown and plate glass in their studio since 1983. Both artists use sandblasting techniques to create carved glass sculpture, vases, and perfume bottles.

The workshop is an introduction to sandblasting on glass. Participants will experiment with frosting to deep carving on small glass tiles of varying thickness, as well as cutting through the colored layer on some flashed glass samples. The class will try different resist materials and create samples to take home. Discussion will include the equipment, media, and technique involved. The workshop will be held on Saturday, May 19, from 1 to 4 pm, at Readsboro Glassworks, LeQuier and Angus’ studio.

All proceeds support future Readsboro Arts events and programming. In addition to presenting the ArtsMeet workshops, Readsboro Arts hosts the annual Readsboro Arts Festival. This year’s festival will be held September 15 at Readsboro Central School.

Contact Angus at (802) 423-7706 or info.readsboroarts@gmail.com to register. A donation of $25 is requested. Space is limited to eight participants and preregistration is required. Registration deadline is May 14.
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