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- bontondesigns.com
Tips
Karen L.
Verified
9 days ago
it was great, very relaxing to visit and complete a fun project
Pat B.
Verified
18 days ago
Take their advice and do get there early. The time goes so quickly and it would have been nice to have some of the glass sorting and deciding of the design done ahead of time. Also bring some cash. They provide some glass but most people seemed to buy at least one $5 bag of additional colors. (I bought 4!)
Donna H.
Verified
a month ago
It was a great experience!
Shanny
Verified
5 months ago
Definitely recommend going here and plan on taking many more classes! Really enjoyed my time there!
L P.
Verified
6 months ago
Have a design in mind before you go. Be prepared to purchased colored glass for extra cost.
Suzy U.
Verified
6 months ago
Very casual and fun with very little talent needed. They are very helpful throughout the process and it's fun knowing you come home with a project and a beginning knowledge.
Kelly H.
Verified
6 months ago
Come with an idea in mind about what you want to do. They have a lot of designs to choose from too though.
Lisa M.
Verified
7 months ago
Just know that to have access to different color tiles, you have to purchase them separately. They only have 3 colors to choose from included in the cost.
Amanda B.
Verified
9 months ago
Be ready to cut glass and know that your hand may get sore. It was a great time with my friend. We really enjoyed working for our art. It was great!
Najeba K.
Verified
10 months ago
Such a fun time making a stained glass mosaic..The instructors were very helpful..
From Our Editors
Ceramist and BonTon Designs owner Mary Anderson has adorned jean pockets with tiny mosaic tiles, transformed a bowling ball into a shimmering orb, and enhanced dozens of homes with her handmade tile installations. At BonTon Designs, she encourages her students to approach their own creations with the same sense of playful experimentation. She welcomes students of all ages and experience levels and equips them with mosaic tips and techniques along with all supplies. Then, she sets them loose to create their own projects, from painted tiles to glowing wine-bottle lanterns to mosaics of their favorite ceramics teacher.
