Ages 5+ • 2 Hours • Max 6 Students
Turn molten glass into a vibrant pulled-flower sun catcher in a focused two-hour class at the Ohio Glass Museum in Lancaster. Small groups and hands-on instruction make this a great creative stop for families and makers visiting the area.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light; participants should be able to stand for short periods and follow instructor guidance
Wildlife
History
Lancaster and the surrounding Ohio region have a longstanding tradition of glassmaking; the museum highlights local craft through hands-on workshops and exhibits.
Conservation
The studio practices safety and efficient material use; consider combined shipments or local pickup to reduce shipping waste and energy use.
Ages 5+ • 2 Hours • Max 6 Students
Arrive 15 minutes early
Check in at 124 West Main St., walk through the lobby and take the elevator to the lower-level studio to get settled before class.
Wear closed-toe shoes
No sandals or open-toed shoes are allowed; sturdy footwear protects against hot surfaces and dropped tools.
Complete safety paperwork
Everyone must read the safety policy and sign the waiver before working with glass; minors need a guardian to sign.
Plan pickup or shipping
Finished pieces are annealed and held for pickup within two weeks (60-day pickup limit); arrange shipping at class time if needed.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects your feet in the studio and is required by safety rules.
Comfortable fitted clothing
Avoid loose garments and hanging jewelry to reduce burn risk and keep mobility high.
Safety glasses (optional)
Some students prefer extra eye protection for close-up work; staff provide instruction and main safety equipment.
Phone or camera
Capture progress shots and the finished sun catcher, but avoid interfering with the workflow or safety policies.