One, Three, or Six Glass-Art Classes at Victorian Art Glass (Up to 63% Off)
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Knowledgeable instructor empowers students to create intricate glass art using sandblasting, torchworking, and screen-melting techniques
Glass can be exquisite in its myriad forms, from the ornate windows of a Gothic cathedral to the crystalline webbing of a freshly vandalized windshield. Reflect on beauty with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $39 for one glass-art class (an $80 value)
- $99 for three glass-art classes (a $240 value)
- $179 for six glass-art classes (a $480 value)<p>
This Groupon is valid for the following 2.5-hour classes (click link to view class schedule and full description):
- Embossing Glass: Make relief or embossed designs for plates, serving trays, and wall tiles using custom-made stencils and positive and negative cutouts.
- Screen Melts: Swirl molten glass inside a glass-melt kiln to create colourful, intricate designs, which can be used in trays and bowls.
- Weaving Glass: Weave glass strips into linen patterns and multilevel tartans.
- Christmas Ornaments: Fuse and sandblast glass for Christmas ornaments and holiday decorations.
- Torchworking: Use a “hot head” torch to soften glass and shape it into a variety of beads.
- Sandblasting: Decorate the surface of glassware with etching, carving, and shadowing techniques.<p>
Knowledgeable instructor empowers students to create intricate glass art using sandblasting, torchworking, and screen-melting techniques
Glass can be exquisite in its myriad forms, from the ornate windows of a Gothic cathedral to the crystalline webbing of a freshly vandalized windshield. Reflect on beauty with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $39 for one glass-art class (an $80 value)
- $99 for three glass-art classes (a $240 value)
- $179 for six glass-art classes (a $480 value)<p>
This Groupon is valid for the following 2.5-hour classes (click link to view class schedule and full description):
- Embossing Glass: Make relief or embossed designs for plates, serving trays, and wall tiles using custom-made stencils and positive and negative cutouts.
- Screen Melts: Swirl molten glass inside a glass-melt kiln to create colourful, intricate designs, which can be used in trays and bowls.
- Weaving Glass: Weave glass strips into linen patterns and multilevel tartans.
- Christmas Ornaments: Fuse and sandblast glass for Christmas ornaments and holiday decorations.
- Torchworking: Use a “hot head” torch to soften glass and shape it into a variety of beads.
- Sandblasting: Decorate the surface of glassware with etching, carving, and shadowing techniques.<p>