Kathryn Greer
Group workshop with Floriane Lataille - Deformed and Twisted Designs - September 14th and 15th, 2024
Group workshop with Floriane Lataille - Deformed and Twisted Designs - September 14th and 15th, 2024
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The day's program:
This is a group class, so you will have the opportunity to exchange with other beadmaking apprentices!
Day 1:
- Mastering dot size: positioning in the flame, choosing rods or stringer size in relation to the desired design, choosing colors.
- Transparent / opaque dot and line designs
- Encasing a design without distorting the design
Day 2:
- Twist the lines
- Create a triangle design from dots
- Create a flame design from superimposed dots
- Lengthen a round bead and its design
Dates
Dates
Beginning: , 10 a.m.
End: , 5:30 p.m.
Hours vary according to the group of students.
Attention: the course will not be maintained if the minimum number of reservations is not reached (3 people).
Location
Location
Saint-Michel-sur-Orge, Essonne.
Recommended minimum level
Recommended minimum level
The Workshop
We open our workshop doors monthly, to a maximum of 4 students simultaneously.
The class takes place at the private studio of Kathryn Greer, near Paris. It is very easy to access, being 5min walk from our RER C train station, in Saint-Michel-sur-Orge.
The Teacher
Coming from the applied arts (Olivier de Serre), Floriane found happiness in the multitude of colors and the transparency that glass offers.
First trained at CERFAV, in Lorraine, on various glass techniques, and more particularly cane blowing, she then moved towards working with soft flame glass allowing more freedom in shapes and colors.
It is by working in the workshop of Jean-Pierre Baquère and Alain Villechange in parallel with training at AFEDAP in contemporary jewelry that she will continue her research with the flame oriented mainly towards contemporary jewelry .
Member of the Association of Art Beadmakers of France, she seeks to promote through teaching the multitude of techniques that glass allows and thus transmit the flame.
