Fused Glass Lanterns

Lamps

Bowls

Bird Feeders

Instruction

Glass fusing is an exciting art form that allows you to create stunning glass designs, which are then melted in a kiln. Advanced techniques enable the creation of three-dimensional products by slumping glass in or over various molds.

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Classes

Fused Glass Basics

$39.00

The art of melting, or fusing, different pieces of glass together opens up a world of exciting possibilities for hobbyists, from functional to decorative to artistic. Heating up glass until it melts might seem like a simple process, but there’s plenty to learn, think through, and experiment with. So if you’re interested in trying out the mesmerizing craft of glass fusion, we’ll walk you through all the basics you need to know

Intermediate fusing

$49.00

For students with a basic understanding of glass cutting and fusing who want to design and build a project of their choosing that requires only one firing.

Advanced Fusing

$99.00

This class is for advanced students who can cut, grind, design, and create a multi-fired project, such as a Lampshade, lantern, bird feeder, or another project of their own design. This class is designed for three firings up to 36 hours of kiln time. Each student receives a 10” x 10” pane of clear glass as a base, with other colors charged based on color or other characteristics, such as dichroic glass, which ranges from $25 to $ 75 per square inch. Other elements are available, such as beads, stringers, frit, and pre-made elements such as leaves and petals. Or you can learn how to make your own.

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Fundamentals: Learn to cut glass into shapes and arrange them to create designs, such as simple mosaics or intricate patterns.
Techniques: Explore different types of fusing, including full fuse, tack fuse, and contour fuse.
Materials: Work with various glass types, including dichroic, frits, and noodles.
Equipment: Get hands-on experience with tools like glass cutters, running pliers, grinders, and kilns.
Projects: Complete projects such as slumped bowls, woven pieces, or fish-shaped designs.
Safety: Learn to handle glass safely, including using goggles and proper cutting techniques.