Glassblowing Adventure at Blow Your Own Oil Lamp in the Garden
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; just need steady hands and focus.
Overview
Discover the art of glassblowing by crafting your own oil lamp in a scenic garden setting. A fun, creative experience perfect for all skill levels and ages 6+.
Blow Your Own Oil Lamp $349
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About This Adventure
Experience the art of glassblowing by crafting your own oil lamp! Under expert guidance, you'll learn essential techniques, explore a variety of colors, and create a unique piece to take home. Perfect for all skill levels, this hands-on lesson promises a memorable and creative adventure for ages 6 and up.
Blow Your Own Oil Lamp!
During this lesson you will learn the basic steps it takes to make an oil lamp. You will be introduced to the tools, equipment and given a brief history of glassblowing. With Conrad's help, you will shape, cut and blow out your form. You will be able to select from a variety of colors. Students must be at least 6 years old. No experience needed. Lessons include all the materials needed to create your work. Please allow approximately 1 to 1 1/2 hours to create.
Adventure Tips
Protective eyewear required
Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from hot glass and sparks.
Book in advance
Reservations are recommended as slots fill quickly, especially on weekends.
Wear comfortable clothing
Clothing should be fitted and in natural fibers to avoid catching fire or melting.
Allow extra time
Plan for about 2 hours to complete your project and participate fully.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Birds like sparrows and finches
- Butterflies fluttering around the garden
History
Glassblowing has been a craft in the region for over 150 years, with local artisans passing down techniques through generations.
Conservation
The workshop emphasizes sustainable practices, recycling glass and minimizing waste during the process.
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Recommended Gear
Close-toed shoes
Protect your feet from hot glass and equipment.
Comfortable apron
Helps keep your clothes clean and provides some protection.
Lightweight gloves
Optional for handling cool glass pieces.
Hair tie or cap
Prevents hair from catching fire or getting in the way.