Costaworkshop Mijas Costa, España
Costaworkshop
Mijas Costa, España

Glass painting.

Transparent glass is extremely suitable for painting, using special glass paint in various colours. The result is always very surprising. During the workshop, the technique of glass painting is briefly explained while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. 

During the creation of your own piece of art, you will receive tailored help. Your unique self-made work of art can of course  be taken home. 

After attending this workshop, you can easily work at home yourself, applying the acquired knowledge and making nice original gifts to give away or a beautiful decoration for your home. We can supply you with the material if required.  

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Costs of this workshop are € 32,50 p.p. including materials. 

Participation minimum 3 persons, maximum 4 persons. 

If you prefer to come with only 2 persons there is a surcharge of € 7,50 per person. 

A follow-up course to expand your aquired knowledge is of course always possible. 

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