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Definitly not a business & totally voluntary

I have been showing Glass Engraving to youngsters since 1987 locally and from 1992 I have visited International camps as well as local Scout and Guide Groups and also women's guilds letting their members experience this
fascinating past time so far I estimate that I have shown over 25,000 people from different countries how to engrave glass. I now have a large collection of designs that can be used covering the alphabet, plants, animals, transport and other symbols.

Waltham Guides learning the art of glass engraving

in 1996 I have had help from 2 members of the Portsmouth Fellowship Robin & Rosemarie Watson and their children Emma & Kieran

At Poacher 2000 the team swelled to 7 members when we were joined by Shirley & Ray Westhead

Unfortunately as with all things the team are unable to meet up as much as we like and so I have to ask those camps that I attend to provide me not only with the Glasses but also with a minimum of 2 helpers so that the base can be run safely

Here are some pictures from CamJam 98, Poacher 2000 and Sherwood 2003 some pictures taken at Poacher 2008 by West Hull District Scout Photo's' (thanks guys and gals)

See if you can spot yourself

If you are organizing an activity camp and would like me to attend ( within the United Kingdom ) Then please E-mail me and I will send you all the details.

Fully CRB'd and member of both the Scout and Guide Associations.
Glass Engraving is an exciting activity.
available to your group or camp.

email: glass.work(at)andy-glassman.me.uk

No chemicals or electricity used so is safe for any ages, even the youngest Beaver or Rainbow.

even a Chief Scout wanted a go but we ran out of time.

Next year's Camps and some that I will be hoping to attend fingers crossed

AirVenture 2011 CamJam 2011 Charnwood 2011

FAB11

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