easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity involves mostly seated work and light manual dexterity.
Craft your own vibrant fused glass trinket dish in a private workshop at The Furnace in Lakewood. Perfect for beginners and creative adventurers eager for a unique Colorado experience.
Experience the artistic charm of Colorado at The Furnace: A Glassworks in Lakewood with a private fused glass workshop designed just for you. This hands-on adventure invites you to craft a personalized trinket dish using vibrant glass colors and essential glass fusing techniques. Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, expert instructors guide you through every step, helping you bring your creative vision to life. The process is fun, inspiring, and results in a stunning three-bowl trinket dish to hold your favorite small treasures. After the session, your unique glass piece is carefully fired and ready for pickup a week later, ensuring it’s crafted with the highest quality. This experience not only fosters creativity but offers a memorable keepsake from your trip to Colorado. Located in the heart of Lakewood, the studio offers a warm and welcoming environment ideal for artists and adventurers alike. Perfect for solo artists, couples, or small groups looking for a creative escape, this workshop is a refreshing break from typical outdoor activities while still embracing Colorado’s spirit of craftsmanship and exploration.
You’ll be working with glass and heat, so wear clothes that won’t dangle or catch easily near workshop equipment.
This allows time to settle in, pick your glass colors, and review safety instructions before the workshop starts.
Instructors are experts eager to help; asking questions enhances your skills and final piece.
Complex designs can be tricky with glass fusing; focus on clean lines and bold colors for best results.
Lakewood has a rich cultural history linked to early glass and crafts industries that inspire today's creative workshops.
The Furnace promotes eco-conscious practices by recycling glass scraps and using energy-efficient kiln technology.
Allows you to work freely and safely around glass crafting equipment.
Protects your feet in the studio environment where glass shards may be present.
Helps you stay hydrated, especially during warmer months or if touring other outdoor spots nearby.
summer specific
Useful for cooler days when exploring around Lakewood before or after your workshop.
fall specific