Showing posts with label ragsfest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ragsfest. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Only a Few Stops Left for Tanya Veit's Extreme Fusing Workshop


There are only 4 stops left for Tanya Veit's Extreme Fusing I class.  The reviews are in and they are excellent.  This tour has been intense and so much fun.  The amount of information students receive is well worth the time.


"This was THE best fusing class I have ever taken! I have taken classes for 15 years and I have never had a class like this. Tanya is AWESOME!" - Sharon T

"Thanks so much Tanya, no one has ever taught fused glass jewelry like this. I will take all your classes, I want more! I can't wait to get home." Tricia

"Tanya, I just made $1700 at a weekend craft show...thanks to you! I am so happy I could cry! You are awesome..." Todd K

If you want to rejuvenate your creativity and learn new techniques or if you just want to have fun, this is the class for you.  There are only 4 stops left and only 1 or 2 seats at each stop available. Contact one of these studios to reserve your seat today!

SEPT 15-16 and 17-18
COVENANT ART GLASS
3232 Broadway Everett Wa 98201
425-252-4232

SEPT 22-23 and 24-25
STAINED GLASS CRAFTERS WORKBENCH
7515 Eckhert Rd. San Antonio Tx 78240
210-647-7475

OCTOBER 1-2
ART GLASS CONNECTION
9500 Griffin Rd. Ft. Lauderdale Fl 33328
954-434-7007

NOV 5-6 and 8-9
VITRUM STUDIO
6824 Industrial Drive, Studio 105
Beltsville, Maryland 20705
301-595-0736

If you have any questions, email Tanya at info@aaeglass.com

Have a great week.

AAE

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Ragsfest at Rainbow Artistic Glass in Omaha


AAEGlass would like to thank Dick Baines of Rainbow Artistic Glass and his family for opening up their studio and home to us this week in Omaha, Nebraska.  We really felt at home as we got to meet so many great studio owners and artists. We would also like to thank Joanna Vitale, president of RAGSfest and owner of Art Glass Connection for including us in such a great event, as well as all of the members who took us in and made us feel a part of their mission.

The vibe in the air this weekend was one of progressive thinking and helping the glass industry as a whole.  As stated previously, times are changing and the great retailers we met this weekend all saw that and shared ideas of how to grow the industry so everyone benefits, most of all the artists who choose to work with glass.

AAE Glass is proud to share the same vision of growing the glass world as a whole.  If we can work with forward thinking people to open doors for people to try working with glass, we all know they will love it. Keep up the great work and if there is anything we can do to help, please let us know.

AAE