Three-Hour Introductory Glass-Blowing Workshop at Agnes of Glass (Up to 51% Off). Two Options Available.
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Experienced instructors lead classes in shaping glass into paperweights, vases, or shot glasses with hands-on instruction and all materials.
Despite the alluring properties of open flames, only glass, steak, and middle-school diaries benefit from being thrust into them. Feed the flames with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $65 for a three-hour introductory glass-blowing workshop in which students make a shot glass or paperweight (a $130 value)
- $99 for a three-hour introductory glass-blowing workshop in which students make a vase, tumbler, or Japanese floater (a $200 value)<p>
Glass artist Agnes Sanchez leads nascent glass blowers through each hands-on workshop, which yields a sculpture in your choice of color. Students should arrive dressed in protective clothing including shirts with long sleeves, jeans past the knees, closed-toe shoes, sunglasses, and steel-lined fanny packs. Finished pieces may be picked up by students no more than two days later.<p>
Experienced instructors lead classes in shaping glass into paperweights, vases, or shot glasses with hands-on instruction and all materials.
Despite the alluring properties of open flames, only glass, steak, and middle-school diaries benefit from being thrust into them. Feed the flames with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $65 for a three-hour introductory glass-blowing workshop in which students make a shot glass or paperweight (a $130 value)
- $99 for a three-hour introductory glass-blowing workshop in which students make a vase, tumbler, or Japanese floater (a $200 value)<p>
Glass artist Agnes Sanchez leads nascent glass blowers through each hands-on workshop, which yields a sculpture in your choice of color. Students should arrive dressed in protective clothing including shirts with long sleeves, jeans past the knees, closed-toe shoes, sunglasses, and steel-lined fanny packs. Finished pieces may be picked up by students no more than two days later.<p>
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About Agnes of Glass
For more than 20 years, glass artist Agnes Sanchez has been breathing life into molten mounds, crafting delicate works of art that evoke the elements of the earth. Long-necked vases in glittering hues abut delicate ornaments at Agnes’s studio and gallery, Agnes of Glass, where the internationally trained artist exercises her technique and leads glass-blowing workshops. During the hands-on sessions, students and large-lunged wolves looking for a creative outlet exhale their way to completion of a decorative project.