Glassblowing and Flameworking at The Crefeld Glass Studio ( Up to 31% Off)
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Experience the art of glassblowing and flameworking at The Crefeld Glass Studio. Choose from a variety of options and create your own unique glass piece!
Ever wondered what it feels like to shape molten glass into stunning art pieces? The Crefeld Glass Studio offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore the captivating world of glassblowing and flameworking.
What We Offer:
Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing art of glassblowing and flameworking at The Crefeld Glass Studio. Our comprehensive facilities provide a safe and enriching environment for beginners and experienced artists alike.
- 3-hour Introduction to Flameworking for One Person
- 3-hour Basic Introduction to Flameworking for One Person
- 2-hour Private Glassblowing Lesson for up to 4 people
- 6-Week Beginner to Advanced Beginner Glassblowing Course
Students can create a colorful pendant with a small torch (Flameworking), or use molten glass to create a paperweight/cup (Glassblowing).
Unleash your inner artist and discover the joy of creating stunning glass art. Our studio offers a unique blend of history, innovation, and community engagement, providing an enriching experience for all participants. Click here to view other classes offered by merchant.
Join us at The Crefeld Glass Studio and embark on a captivating journey of self-expression and creativity through the art of glassblowing and flameworking.
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☎️ Booking:Appointment required, register online Visit at https://www.crefeld.org/register-for-glass-classes
⛔️ Restrictions: Must be 16 or older. Valid only for option purchased.
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About The Crefeld Glass Studio
Like the quadruple-digit fire inside The Crefeld Glass Studio's furnace, the instructors' enthusiasm for glassworking helps budding artists create things they could not have attempted on their own. Classes are kept at four to ten students so that everyone gets a clear view of classmates as they work the furnace, and during the day, the studio is a part of The Crefeld School's art program.