Fused glass, also known as warm glass, is a process of cutting and overlapping glass that will be melted in a kiln into a solid piece. No prior experience is needed as we will go over some basics of glass prior to the actual hands on.
Glass Jewelry Pendants
December 10, 2025 (6:30pm – 9:30pm)
$50 + $15 materials fee
Ages 18+
Come and learn how to make several fused glass pendants for you or for gifts. Fused glass, also known as warm glass, is not glass blowing, it is cutting and overlapping glass that will be melted in a kiln into a solid piece. No prior experience is needed as we will go over some basics of glass prior to the actual hands on.
In this 3-hour workshop, students will create their own glass jewelry pieces. Templates will be provided for each cutting as well as a set of tools to be used during the class. Several glass colors and combos will be available to choose from for your own unique color palette. Once assembled, your creation will be placed in the kiln for firing, and you will be able to pick up your finished product within a week.
Small Tea Candle Holder
New Date Coming Soon
Love the sparkle of glass, it is even more beautiful with a flickering candle behind it. You will learn how to cut glass into your own designs. No prior experience is needed as we will go over some basics of glass prior to the actual hands on.
In this 3-hour workshop, students will create their own glass panels for the Tea Candle Holder. Templates will be provided for each cutting as well as a set of tools to be used during the class. Several glass colors and combos will be available to choose from for your own unique color palette. Once assembled, your creation will be placed in the kiln for firing, and you will be able to pick up your finished product within a week.
About the Artist
Barbara has been working with fused glass for the past 17 years. She has attended many workshops with glass artists and is associated with The Glass Underground Studio located in Warren, NJ. Upon retiring a few years ago, Barbara has been showing her wares at local fairs and juried show. Barbara is a member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen and has exhibited in New Jersey, Delaware and locally in Pennsylvania.