Glass Blowing Classes in Los Angeles, CA

Learn how to do glass on glass mosaics. Have fun learning the techniques for direct mosaics using scrap glass, nuggets, glass tiles, broken china, glue, and grout. Scrap glass is included, all other items are student provided if wanted. Students must bring an 8x10 picture frame with DROP IN GLASS.  Bring your safety glasses if you have them....

Learn the secrets of a well made stained glass box. You'll learn to make a box with a simple hinge. You'll be amazed at the beautiful boxes you can make with glass. This is a fast paced class, so students must be confident in their skills.   Prerequisite: Beginning Foil Class Important: Get in touch with us first at [email protected]

We’ve been having so much fun with Fused Kaleidoscopes that we decided to resurrect the Stained glass version. These require no kiln, and use regular mirror but still create a stunning effect. Prerequisite: Competency in Copper foil. Important: Get in touch with us first at [email protected] with your credentials before booking the class...

Can't commit to the 5 weeks? Here is your chance to learn the foil method in 2 full days. This is a simplified version of of our 5 week course. Prior to first class you must choose your pattern and pick out your glass. Must purchase a tool kit (class, kit & glass comes to about $325).  Grinders and other specialty equipment provided for...

In this class we will be creating a wall hanging using heads and tails, zinc, Rondels. What are Heads and Tails? When glass makers create sheets of glass, the ends of those sheets can form unusual and interesting shapes. They cut the glass sheets to precise sizes when they come off of the annealing Lehr and the head ends are what is left over. ...

Create a masterpiece using decorative soldering techniques on glass billets. Using the depth of this type of glass create an amazing 2 sided 3-d effect. Students are responsible for their supplies.  Glass Billets MUST be ordered at least 3 weeks in advance and cost approx 45 - 65 each. Prerequisite: Basic Soldering (Beg Foil Class...

You've seen them hanging in the store, now one can hang in your home.  OR what an amazing gift this would be!  Classes are sell out as fast, so sign up quickly. Please pick out your glass at time of payment

Tired of making flat panels?  Take your skills to the next dimension!  In this class you will learn to make either a butterfly, humming bird, or dragon using your copper foil skills and make a stunning standing or hanging object.   You will need to purchase, cut, and foil your glass prior to the first class. Prerequisite: Beginning...

You will learn about the tools of the trade, such as the glass cutter, pliers and running pliers. As in any craft, knowing what tools to purchase and how to use them properly is essential. The class will cover the theory of “Why Glass Breaks?" holding the cutter, scoring the glass, breaking using pliers, breaking using running pliers, using a...

Wanting to go a little further and start to work in 3 dimensions.  This is a great course for people who have done a beginner course or wanting to do their first lamp. Learn the basics of making panel lamps as well as the many little hints to getting them to look right. We have several patterns for this lamp course.  Please...

Fused Glass Lanterns are awesome for all seasons and decor.  Switch out panels to decorate for the season.   Sign up and choose between a black  or white lantern. The class lanterns will be a different style - watch  for photos or stop in to see. These panels can be switched out for each  season and also make awesome...

Make an amazing kaleidoscope using Fused glass and soldered pieces. Prerequisite:  Beginning Copper Foil or equivalent soldering experience Important: Get in touch with us first at [email protected] with your credentials before booking the class so we can make sure that you're eligible to join. Price does not include cost of Kit & glass...

In this class we will be using new and re-purposed glass of all kinds; wine bottles, beer bottles, scrap glass, broken vases, etc. Then arrange them on the wooden canvas to create wonderful three dimensional compositions. We will be working on a 8” X 10" or 10” x 10” wood canvas that we will paint with an acrylic finger-painting technique. ...