How long is the class?

Sessions typically run 1–2 hours depending on group flow; the hands-on portion is about an hour.

What is the minimum age?

Minimum age is five; instructors adapt instruction for children and beginners.

Are materials included?

Yes, the studio provides glass and materials needed to complete a necklace or ornament.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is listed as Boone Blownt; please arrive a few minutes early to check in.

Can I bring my own design ideas?

Absolutely—bring color preferences or reference photos; instructors will help translate ideas into a wearable piece.

Is the piece ready the same day?

Finished pieces are typically ready to take home the same day, making them convenient travel souvenirs.

Boone Glass Ornament Workshop - Make Your Own Necklace in an Hour | Workshop | Events

Adventure Brief

Turn an afternoon in Boone into a hands-on craft session: design and take home a one-of-a-kind glass necklace or ornament in about an hour. Family-friendly and beginner-focused, this studio class is a perfect creative stop between hikes and scenic drives.

1–2 hours

easy

From $113.00

Make Your Own Ornament Class brings a hands-on creative break to Boone, North Carolina. Located at 1384 NC-105, Boone, NC 28607, USA, the studio hosts short, family-friendly glass workshops where visitors age five and up can design and finish a custom glass necklace or ornament in roughly an hour. Step inside the small studio at Boone Blownt and you'll find a focused, welcoming setup that strips away intimidation: simple color palettes, guided instruction, and a finished keepsake you carry home the same day. What makes this class special is its blend of immediacy and regional character. Boone sits on the edge of the Blue Ridge, where craft traditions have long been part of daily life; the class channels that heritage into something accessible for first-timers. Instead of a long, technical course, you get an hour of guided creativity—choose colors, arrange shapes, and watch as your design is fused into its final form under careful supervision. It's an ideal activity for travelers looking for a hands-on souvenir that isn't a mass-produced trinket. Families love the setup: the minimum age is five, so kids can participate alongside adults, and instructors shape the session to match skill levels. The location on NC-105 makes it an easy stop when passing through Boone or heading to nearby trailheads and scenic overlooks. Because the finished pieces are small and durable, they pack easily into hiking daypacks or suitcases without risk. Practical notes: sessions run about 1–2 hours depending on group flow, reservations are recommended via the provided booking link, and the meeting point is listed as Boone Blownt. Plan to wear closed-toe shoes and tie back long hair for safety. The class makes a thoughtful complement to outdoor days in the high country—design a pendant in the morning and hit the Blue Ridge Parkway in the afternoon. Photographers and gift shoppers should take note: the finished glass reflects light in ways that pick up local shades—forest greens, mountain grays, and sky blues—making each piece a personal snapshot of place. As a small creative business in Boone, the class supports local makers and offers a low-impact way to engage with Appalachian craft culture. Whether you're seeking a meaningful, souvenir, a rainy-day activity, or a creative interlude on a mountain weekend, this short course delivers hands-on fun with a memorable, handmade result. Bookings fill quickly during summer weekends and holiday weekends; check the linked reservation to confirm availability and any seasonal hours. The studio welcomes beginners and provides all materials, so bring only curiosity and a willingness to experiment. Finished pieces are ready to take home, making this a compact, low-effort creative stop between hikes, farm stands, and brewery visits in the Boone area for travelers and families.