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Eye Studio – Eastside

Glass- or Jewelry-Making Class (Up to 51% Off). Four Options Available.

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In a Nutshell

In two-hour sessions, art students make sparkling glass items, such as bowls or suncatchers, or silver pendants made of precious-metal clay

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Classes must be used by the same person.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Artistic expression can take the form of a vibrant painting, a decapitated sculpture, or front-yard hedges trimmed into the shape of longing. Let creativity blossom with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $39 for a glass-fusing class where students make a suncatcher, a coaster, or a small bowl (a $79 value)
  • $65 for a two-session silver-pendant-making class (a $130 value)
  • $69 for a glass-fusing class where students make a 10-inch round or square bowl, a plate, or a wall hanging (a $140 value)
  • $89 for a four-session glass-fusing class where students make an array of items, such as suncatchers, coasters, and glass jewelry (a $180 value)

Artist Ilene Layow tailors each session to her students’ experience levels and artistic goals as she leads them through the steps to make their own glass projects or jewelry. All materials are included, and classes last up to two hours; scroll through the schedule and class page for more information.

Eye Studio

While some artists gravitate toward certain media, Ilene Layow—or “Eye” to her friends since childhood—unabashedly loves them all: glass, pencil, clay, pastel, metals, acrylic. Her body of artwork is staggeringly diverse. She has designed murals for both homes and businesses, painted family portraits, created silver jewelry, formed intricate candleholders out of clay, and fused glass to form night lights perfect for scaring off closet monsters that hate beauty. She has even developed her own art form she calls “formscapes,” which combine the gentle contours of landscapes with abstracted shapes. In flexible classes tucked into a tidy ranch house, she introduces many of the crafts she loves to teen and adult students.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Escaping a Glass Prison Cell

With new weird laws constantly being passed, there's a good chance you'll probably be convicted of an obscure crime and sentenced to imprisonment in a large glass holding cell. Here's how you can get out:

  • Glass will melt at a certain temperature, but why bother going through all that trouble when you can just break it by throwing yourself against one of the walls?

  • Look around for structural weaknesses. If you can't find any, you're not looking hard enough because that holding cell is composed of large pieces of easily breakable glass.

  • Turn around and pick up that 40-pound sledgehammer that's been sitting in the corner this entire time. When your adrenaline starts pumping from lifting that heavy sledgehammer, put it back down and use that adrenaline surge to propel your body straight through the glass.

  • In movies, people are always shattering nearby drinking glasses and windows by singing in an unbearably high pitch. Do the same thing, but instead of singing, just use any solid part of your body to smash that glass!

When is your town getting a glass prison?

Eye Studio

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    Eastside

    126 Doll Pkwy.
    Syracuse, New York 13214
    (315) 345-4576
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