easy
2–3 hours
No special physical fitness is required; suitable for all ages and abilities.
Join a creative workshop in Lakewood, Colorado, where you can craft fused glass suncatchers inspired by iconic painters like Klimt and Van Gogh. Explore vibrant glass artistry and create a unique keepsake to brighten your space.
Experience the perfect blend of art and craftsmanship at The Furnace: A Glassworks in Lakewood, Colorado. This unique workshop invites you to design your own fused glass suncatcher, inspired by legendary artists like Klimt, Van Gogh, and Mondrian. Each session highlights a different artist’s style, guiding you through the process of selecting and arranging vibrant glass pieces to capture their iconic aesthetics. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned crafter, the supportive, creative environment ensures a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. You will learn techniques for melting and shaping glass to form beautiful designs that brighten any room with colorful, shimmering light. The finished piece will be carefully crafted and ready to pick up in a few weeks, making it a perfect personalized keepsake or gift. Located in the creative hub of Lakewood, this workshop offers a refreshing alternative to outdoor adventures by providing a hands-on activity that still connects you deeply with artistic expression and the beauty of nature through light. Discover your inner artist and bring home something truly unique from your Colorado visit.
Opt for clothes that cover your arms and legs to protect against glass shards during the workshop.
This allows time to get oriented and select your glass pieces before the session begins.
Closed-toe shoes protect your feet from accidental glass drops or spills.
Your glass piece will take a few weeks to be properly finished and ready for pickup.
Lakewood has a rich arts scene that developed alongside its growing community since the 19th century.
The Furnace promotes sustainable art practices by recycling glass scraps and minimizing waste in their workshops.
Protects feet from glass shards and workshop equipment.
Wear clothes that cover arms and legs to minimize risk of cuts.
Useful for protecting eyes during glass handling, though typically supplied by the studio.
Keeps you comfortable in the studio if temperatures fluctuate.
fall|spring|winter specific