Make a one-of-a-kind kiln-fired glass heart in a short, beginner-friendly workshop at 8090 W Colfax Ave in Lakewood. Perfect for couples, families, and small groups—materials are included and finished pieces are ready for pickup about seven days later.
Make a one-of-a-kind kiln-fired glass heart in a short, beginner-friendly workshop at 8090 W Colfax Ave in Lakewood. Perfect for couples, families, and small groups—materials are included and finished pieces are ready for pickup about seven days later.
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Operated by The Furnace: A Glassworks · Lakewood, Colorado
easy.
30–45 minutes of active time.
Minimal—suitable for most adults and children age 6+ with parental supervision
Finished pieces require kiln time and are typically ready for pickup about seven days after class; you can also request shipping for a small fee.
Participants aged 6 and up are welcome, but minors must be accompanied by a guardian who also has a paid seat due to working with cut glass.
Yes— all materials needed to make your fused heart are included in the per-person price.
Yes—private events are possible; for larger groups the studio may use its Creative Annex. Call 303.274.0643 or email [email protected] to discuss details.
No—the heart must be kiln-fired after the workshop and cannot be taken home on the day of class.
Standard fused classes are limited to eight participants; you can book all eight seats to reserve the entire class for your group.
This workshop is part of Lakewood’s active hands-on arts scene and contributes to the region’s growing glass-art community.
The studio uses repurposed glass bits in its material palette; participants are encouraged to minimize waste and respect studio recycling practices.
The Furnace: A Glassworks is a Lakewood, Colorado glass studio offering hands-on glassmaking workshops for hobbyists, families, and groups. The studio specializes in both hot-glass techniques—such as blown glass sessions—and cold techniques including kiln-fusing and torch work. Skilled instructors lead scheduled public classes and custom sessions, guiding participants through design choices, color selection, and safe manipulation of molten and sheet glass. Sessions range from short fused-glass projects to intensive weekend flamework classes, allowing beginners and intermediate students to learn core skills and complete finished pieces. Workshop offerings include ornament blowing, blown eggs, sampler classes that produce multiple pieces, fused suncatchers, trinket dishes, plant stakes, windchimes, and a flamework intensive using borosilicate torches. Booking options accommodate small groups—workshops listed up to four people—and larger group events. Finished pieces that require kiln cooling are held for pickup when fully annealed. Safety protocols, studio equipment, and instructor supervision are provided during all hands-on sessions. Participants choose colors and motifs, learn technique demonstrations, and receive direct guidance while instructors perform furnace and torch operations as needed. The studio’s program emphasizes creative exploration, practical technique, and finished, take-home artwork. The Furnace: A Glassworks communicates clear session details, age guidance where applicable (for example, select classes accept ages 10 and up), and post-session handling instructions for kiln-cooled pieces. Located in Lakewood, the studio serves local residents and visitors seeking unique, experiential art activities and group events. Class schedules, pricing details, and booking instructions are posted on the studio's website and reservation system for each workshop online.
Book with The Furnace: A Glassworks