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$60 for Blown-Glass-Ornament Workshop at Franklin Glassblowing Studio ($125 Value)

Franklin Glassblowing Studio
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Doris
8 years ago
It is obvious the instructor is passionate about sharing his love of glass blowing with others. He has a very good manner with the class. I thought this was a fun weekend activity. If the heat really bothers you then do this class when it is cold outside as the furnaces really heat up the studio.

Master glass blower teaches students essential ornament-creation techniques during all-inclusive keepsake workshop

Undecorated Christmas trees tend to act out in jealousy, stealing stockings off the mantel and pulling their skirts up in front of company. Festoon trees modestly with today’s Groupon: for $60, you get admission to a blown-glass-ornament workshop at Franklin Glassblowing Studio (a $125 value).

Franklin Glassblowing Studio’s founding glass master Jose Santisteban leads pupils through a spectrum of glass-blowing methodologies during blustery class sessions. Create a keepsake bauble for a Christmas tree or a Valentine's Day cactus during the glass-ornament workshop, which combines art-form basics from the studio’s Introduction to Glassblowing class with specific ornament-crafting techniques. Careful instruction and finalizing help to ensure each delicate ornament’s success, and all materials except specialty colors and extra sets of lungs are included with the course.

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About Franklin Glassblowing Studio

Jose Santisteban’s artistic path has been paved with glass. He began working with it as an artistic medium in 1999 and, after earning his master of fine arts in glass sculpture in New York, chased his passion to locales around the country and globe.

Today, Jose shares his love of this ancient art at Franklin Glassblowing Studio. During lessons that focus on the basic skills of glass blowing, he demonstrates how the material can be used for more than just windows and temporary houses. Students then put theory into practice, flexing their creative muscles to create personalized keepsakes from scratch. When not hosting classes, Jose and others at the studio design their own glassy pieces, including lighting and home decor.

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