Glass Art Experience at Glass Arts Collective
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Get hands-on with glass art in this fun workshop at Glass Arts Collective. Create your own personalized confetti plate to take home or gift, guided by expert artisans in a lively studio setting.
Stringers and Confetti Plate
Ages 7+ • 1 hour 30 minutes • Create an 8" square plate with stringers and Confetti!
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About This Adventure
Unleash your creativity in this 90-minute workshop, where you'll design a whimsical 8" square plate using vibrant Bullseye Confetti glass. Experience the joy of crafting a unique piece that will be kiln-fired, making it a lasting keepsake. Perfect for art lovers looking for a fun and memorable experience!
Duration
1 Hour 30 Minutes
About
This is a 8" square plate that will utilize stringers and a Bullseye product called Confetti. Confetti is very thin pieces of glass that almost feel like plastic. You'll be decorating the plate with your own design. It's fun and whimsical piece.
Note: Artwork will be fired in a kiln and may take 3-7 days. Shipping is available for travelers at an additional cost.
What to bring
Closed toed shoes are required
Pricing includes the booking fee.
Adventure Tips
Wear closed-toed shoes
Necessary for safety while working with hot kiln and glass tools.
Plan ahead for shipping
Allow extra time and cost for your finished plate to be shipped after firing.
Stay hydrated
Keep water handy during the workshop to stay comfortable.
Book in advance
Limited spots available — reserve your session early to secure your place.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Birds such as swallows and sparrows
- Small urban mammals like squirrels
History
The studio has operated for over 15 years, preserving traditional glass techniques with modern flair.
Conservation
They prioritize using sustainable materials and recycle glass scraps to minimize waste.
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Recommended Gear
Closed-toed shoes
Safety gear necessary to protect your feet from hot surfaces and tools.
Apron
Protect your clothing during the creative process.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated while working in the studio.
Notebook
Jot down ideas or notes about your glass art techniques.