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News Articles
july 17, 2008, hattiesburg american
Spring 2005, profitable glass quarterly
July 5, 2004, hattiesburg american
Fall 2002, arts guide of the times
Class Schedule/Events

All classes require a three-person minimum enrollment; maximum enrollment on most classes is 8 students, although 10 can be accommodated as needed.

As always, registered students receive a 10% discount on all purchases made in the studio (excepting items on consignment) through the duration of their class sessions.

Meet Your Kiln:  Saturday, May 18, 10 am - 12 pm
Learn the basics of kiln ownership and operation, from "what is kiln wash?" to "so that's what that electronic-looking thingy is for"!!! This short session will introduce students to haik brushes, kiln furniture, how to use a slumping or draping mold, and other kiln-related terminology, and is a good pre-cursor to our Introduction to Fusing Class. Come ready to ask questions ~ we may not know the answers, but we'll certainly know where to find them! Instructors will be Dee & Toddy Tatum and the Cost?  "Free" to Good Home!

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Introduction to Stained Glass - Leading: June 5
The Introduction to Leading class will begin on Wednesday, June 5, and run through July 17 (no class the week of July 4), meeting every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm - 9 pm. Cost for this class is $125/person, plus a $50 tool box deposit (refundable at the last class if all tools are returned in good condition, or may be applied towards materials costs), plus the cost of glass, lead, zinc, and other materials used to create the  project. Space in class is limited, and may be reserved by receipt in the studio of the nonrefundable registration cost by June 2. Registered students are asked to come in to the studio prior to the first session on June 5 to select their pattern and materials for the class, as there will not be time during that session to perform these tasks, and part of the first class involves creating a template to be used in future classes. For safety reasons, students are required to wear closed toed shoes and long pants at all times in the studio.

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Seraphim in the News
Hattiesburg American Logo The July 17, 2008 issue of The Hattiesburg American had an article celebrating Seraphin Studios being in business for five years.  Please click here to read the article.
2005 Profitable Glass Quarterly article Seraphim Studios and Dee were profiled in the Spring 2005 issue of Profitable Glass Quarterly.  The article highlighted the 2004 Flowers of Hope Stained Glass Panels Project that was recently completed. Please click here or on the image to the left to read the article in its entirety.  [PDF format ~ click here to get the free adobe acrobat reader]
Hattiesburg American Logo An article in the June 5, 2004 Hattiesburg American featured Dee (and Todd) and their dedication to the Library of Hattiesburg and the importance of volunteering. Please click HERE to read the article in its entirety.
The Studio and owner, Dee Tatum, were featured in the Fall 2002 Arts Guide presented by The Times.  Please click here to read the article in its entirety. 
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