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Skilled artisans help students craft fused dichroic glass pendants during a two-hour workshop that make use of the onsite kiln
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Mary
1 ratings1 reviews
Loved the shop; lots of beautiful items for purchase. Everyone, including the teacher, was very nice & helpful. Only reason I didn’t give it a 5 star rating was that it wasn’t actually a 90 min class-more like 35-40 min and I will have to go back a week later to pick up the items my granddaughter and I created. But it was a fun outing for us!
Jean
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Did this with my boyfriend for a date. Was a lot of fun, we each made one and I decided to make an extra one. I plan to try other classes.
Linda
6 ratings2 reviews
This was a wonderful experience with my daughter and grand daughter. I will do this again
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- Age restrictions: 10-15 years old may attend with an adult
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Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Merchants will work with you to reschedule class. 10-15 years old may attend with an adult. Reservation required. Subject to availability. Limit 12 per person. May be repurchased every 365 days. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Voucher is non-transferable. Merchant's standard cancellation policy applies (any fees not to exceed voucher price). 48-hour cancellation notice required.
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About The Glass Workbench
The Glass Workbench—a stained-glass and glass-making specialty store—began as a family-owned enterprise in 1975. Back then, owners Glen and Joanne Bishop chose an old-style building on South Main Street to create their shrine to the age-old art of glassmaking. Now on the National Register of Historic Places, the building's 2-foot-thick Burlington limestone walls enclose the shop's inventory of supplies and books about glass arts. They also house mosaic stained-glass artworks by Julie Bishop Day, Glen and Joanne's daughter, who developed the stepping-stone technique for glass decoration. Local crafters take advantage of glassmaking workshops and admire the work of the staff's resident artisans, whose custom stained-glass pieces portray nature imagery and legendary moments in history such as when Ben Franklin invented Windex.