Hosted by Archaeology Scotland as part of our Archaeology Programme Skills Workshops.

Join us for a creative and festive afternoon at Newbattle Abbey College and learn the traditional craft of stained glass while creating your own handmade Christmas decoration to take home.

This welcoming two-hour workshop is suitable for complete beginners and is open to everyone. No previous experience is required. Local artist Kate will guide you through each step of the process, teaching you the basic techniques used in stained glass design and construction.

What You'll Learn

During this short workshop you will learn to:

Cut different types of glass safely

Apply copper foil to your glass pieces

Use soldering techniques to join pieces together

Add wire details and finishing touches

Create your own unique stained glass Christmas decoration

What's Included

All materials provided

Use of specialist tools and equipment

Expert tuition throughout the session

Your completed decoration to take home

Who Can Attend?

This workshop is open to all adults, with no previous experience necessary. Whether you're looking to try a new heritage craft, learn a practical skill, or enjoy a relaxing creative activity, this session is designed for beginners.

Important Information

Please wear closed-toe shoes. Open-toed footwear is not permitted due to the handling of glass.

Please bring an apron, old shirt, or overshirt to protect your clothing.

Participants will be working with glass and soldering equipment under supervision.

Places are limited to ensure plenty of individual support, so early booking is recommended.

Come along, learn a fascinating heritage craft, and create a beautiful handmade Christmas decoration to treasure for years to come or gift to someone special.

Hosted by Archaeology Scotland's Archaeology Programme.

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