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Turn discarded bottles, caps and scrap glass into finished artwork in a two-hour, instructor-led upcycling class in Savannah. Expect hands-on instruction, all materials supplied and a finished piece to take home.
Turn discarded bottles, caps and scrap glass into finished artwork in a two-hour, instructor-led upcycling class in Savannah. Expect hands-on instruction, all materials supplied and a finished piece to take home.
You step into a bright studio just off a Savannah side street, sunlight catching fragments of glass hung to dry and the faint metallic clink of bottle caps being sorted. Worktables are scattered with colorful shards, salvaged bottles and simple hand tools; an instructor offers a steadying hand as you shape trash into an objet d’art.
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Operated by Double Trouble Treasures Upcycled Art Workshops · Savannah, Georgia
You step into a bright studio just off a Savannah side street, sunlight catching fragments of glass hung to dry and the faint metallic clink of bottle caps being sorted. Worktables are scattered with colorful shards, salvaged bottles and simple hand tools; an instructor offers a steadying hand as you shape trash into an objet d’art.
Savannah’s working port, long history of craft trades and the coastal plain’s thrifty resourcefulness feed into a local culture that values repair and reuse. The class draws on that practical creativity: crushed-glass pictures, bottle wind chimes, soda-can beads and bottle-cap flowers are all achievable in a two-hour, instructor-led session tailored to your group.
Geologically the region is the Atlantic Coastal Plain—sand and oyster-shell remnants that make for a low, wide landscape and a community accustomed to repurposing what the tide and trade bring in. Culturally, this workshop sits alongside Savannah’s gallery scene and small-scale makers who blend Southern craft traditions with contemporary sustainability.
Practically, the session is private, two hours long and includes all materials and tools; no special skills are required and the activity is accessible to most ability levels. Wear clothes you don’t mind staining, bring phone photos for inspiration, and expect to leave with a finished piece ready to hang or gift.
Note the booking detail: this experience is sold as final sale and scheduled per booking—confirm attendees and any special requirements when you reserve. The class is as much about learning technique as about seeing ordinary objects in a new light—hands-on, local, and purposefully creative.
easy.
2 hours.
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most ages and ability levels
The session is two hours and includes all materials, tools and instructor guidance to complete one finished piece.
Yes—sessions are private and instructors can tailor projects (glass art, wind chimes, bottle-cap crafts) to group interests when requested.
The activity is suitable for most ages; children should be supervised. Service animals are allowed and the studio can accommodate common accessibility needs—confirm specifics at booking.
All sales are final; there are no refunds for cancellations, so confirm attendee names and special requirements before booking.
Savannah’s port and craft trades shaped a local tradition of repurposing and hands-on making—this class connects that practical heritage with contemporary reuse culture.
The workshop emphasizes reuse by turning salvaged materials into artwork; participants are encouraged to support local reuse centers and minimize waste when choosing projects.
Double Trouble Treasures Upcycled Art Workshops operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a bright studio just off a Savannah side street, sunlight catching fragments of glass hung to dry and the faint metallic clink of bottle caps being sorted. Worktables are scattered with colorful shards, salvaged bottles and simple hand tools; an instructor offers a steadying hand as you shape trash into an objet d’art.
You step into a bright studio just off a Savannah side street, sunlight catching fragments of glass hung to dry and the faint metallic clink of bottle caps being sorted. Worktables are scattered with colorful shards, salvaged bottles and simple hand tools; an instructor offers a steadying hand as you shape trash into an objet d’art.
Savannah’s working port, long history of craft trades and the coastal plain’s thrifty resourcefulness feed into a local culture that values repair and reuse. The class draws on that practical creativity: crushed-glass pictures, bottle wind chimes, soda-can beads and bottle-cap flowers are all achievable in a two-hour, instructor-led session tailored to your group.
Geologically the region is the Atlantic Coastal Plain—sand and oyster-shell remnants that make for a low, wide landscape and a community accustomed to repurposing what the tide and trade bring in. Culturally, this workshop sits alongside Savannah’s gallery scene and small-scale makers who blend Southern craft traditions with contemporary sustainability.
Practically, the session is private, two hours long and includes all materials and tools; no special skills are required and the activity is accessible to most ability levels. Wear clothes you don’t mind staining, bring phone photos for inspiration, and expect to leave with a finished piece ready to hang or gift.
Note the booking detail: this experience is sold as final sale and scheduled per booking—confirm attendees and any special requirements when you reserve. The class is as much about learning technique as about seeing ordinary objects in a new light—hands-on, local, and purposefully creative.