Create Stunning Lead-Free Sun & Moon Stained Glass Art in Denver with Rosie Linebaugh

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Experience the captivating world of stained glass artistry with Rosie Linebaugh’s exclusive two-day class at D&L Art Glass Supply in Denver, Colorado. Located in the vibrant 52nd Avenue Arts District, this beginner-friendly workshop offers a rare opportunity to learn from one of today’s most innovative stained glass artists. Over November 14th and 15th, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM each day, you'll craft a signature sun and moon panel using lead-free techniques, combining traditional craft with modern materials suited for today’s eco-conscious artist. Denver’s D&L Art Glass Supply serves as a vital creative hub for the city’s growing community of glass artists and enthusiasts. The studio’s spacious, accessible classroom supports both novice and experienced creators, making it an ideal spot for hands-on learning. Importantly, the class includes all necessary glass and supplies, alongside provided lunches, eliminating guesswork so you can focus fully on your work. Rosie Linebaugh, based in Lindon, Utah, is renowned for her modern lead-free stained glass approach, which emphasizes safety and accessibility without sacrificing beauty or craftsmanship. Her teaching style breaks down complex skills into manageable steps, ensuring you leave with a framed sun and moon panel ready to display or gift. This project highlights not only technical glass cutting and copper foiling but also encourages your individual creative expression. What makes this experience unique is its focus on lead-free materials, which reduce toxic exposure and environmental impact—a growing concern in traditional stained glass work. Rosie’s blend of detailed instruction and artistic freedom reflects a broader shift toward sustainable craft practices, making this workshop a standout choice in Denver’s art education scene. Visitors can park conveniently on the west side of the building and enjoy a completely ADA-accessible space. Whether you’re a local or a traveler looking for a meaningful creative adventure in Denver, this class is a memorable way to connect with the city’s artisan culture. Take note to bring a notepad, pen, and comfortable closed-toe shoes. Be prepared to dive deep into an inspiring art form, meet like-minded creators, and take home a luminous piece you can cherish. Spaces are limited to 10 participants, so booking early is essential. If you’re seeking a hands-on, eco-friendly artistic escape while visiting Denver, Rosie Linebaugh’s lead-free stained glass class is an opportunity not to be missed.

Trip highlights

Difficulty

easy.

Duration

2 days, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM each day.

Fitness level

No physical fitness required; suitable for all skill levels with focus on seated crafting

Frequently asked questions

Where do I park for the class?

Please park on the west side of the building and enter through the classroom door marked with a welcome sign.

Is there restroom access?

Yes, there is a bathroom available inside the building for participants.

Do I need any prior stained glass experience?

No prior experience is needed; this class is designed for beginners.

Are materials included in the class fee?

Yes, all glass, supplies, and lunches for both days are included.

Is this class accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the venue is ADA accessible and accommodations can be arranged upon request.

What age is suitable for the class?

Participants aged 14 and younger need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian also taking the class.

Local insights

Wildlife

Urban songbirds around the arts district
Common squirrels in nearby parks

History

Denver’s 52nd Avenue Arts District has grown into a creative hotspot, fostering local artisans and makers since the early 2000s.

Conservation

Rosie Linebaugh’s lead-free method aligns with sustainable practices by avoiding environmental and health hazards traditionally linked with leaded glass artistry.

About D&L Art Glass Supply

D&L Art Glass Supply is a full-service glass art studio and teaching center dedicated to hands-on education, materials, and studio access for makers at every level. Located within a creative community, D&L offers an extensive schedule of workshops and open-studio sessions led by nationally recognized artists and experienced instructors. Classes cover fused glass, stained glass, mosaics, vitrigraph, kilnforming, cold working, sandblasting, and specialized techniques like reactive glass and advanced pattern making. Participants can join single-day introductions, intensive multi-day courses, themed artist residencies, and two-hour open studio sessions. Each class supplies studio tools, equipment, and clear firing schedules, while materials are available for purchase on-site or participants may bring their own. D&L emphasizes safety, accessibility, and artistic growth with small class sizes, step-by-step demonstrations, and one-on-one guidance during hands-on projects. Popular offerings include beginner fusing, mosaic workshops, stained-glass painting and lightbox projects, vitrigraph collaboration, and advanced fused-glass pattern forming. Several guest-led workshops are noted as sold out, reflecting consistent demand and instructor reputations. The studio also supports experimentation with test pieces and sample libraries so artists can learn material behaviors before committing to larger works. D&L maintains professional-grade kilns and cold-working stations and enforces best practices for material compatibility and ventilation. With a track record of offering beginner-friendly entry points alongside advanced technical courses, D&L Art Glass Supply serves hobbyists, emerging artists, and professional makers seeking technical skill, creative support, and reliable studio resources. The studio regularly updates its equipment and publishes clear schedules and materials lists online for students annually.

Base locationDenver, Colorado

Tours offered

Adventure tips

Arrive Early to Settle InPlan to arrive a few minutes before class to get comfortable and start promptly at 9:00 AM.

Wear Closed-Toe ShoesFor safety while working with glass, closed-toe shoes are required in the studio space.

Bring a Notepad and PenTaking notes helps retain step-by-step techniques during instruction.

Hydrate with Your Own Water BottleAlthough filtered water is available, having a personal bottle ensures you stay hydrated throughout the day.

Recommended gear

Notepad & Pen: Useful for jotting down important steps and creative ideas during class.
Closed-Toe Shoes: Provides safety when working around glass materials.
Water Bottle: Keeps you hydrated throughout the long workshop days.
Comfortable Clothing: Wear comfortable clothes that allow ease of movement during crafting.