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Flame working takes glass into a small and delicate world, teens interested in focusing on color and fine details will enjoy the flame studio. In this class, teens will learn how to make beautiful glass beads using a stationary bench torch. They will be working on a mandrel, using soft glass to build colorful glass pieces. After a discussion of studio set-up and safety, demonstrations will introduce students to the use of heat and gravity to shape molten glass. Techniques such as dot application, marvering, stringers, annealing and bead cleaning, will all be covered. In the afternoon students will move into the kiln forming studio. Here they will assemble pieces of glass that they will heat in the kiln to create a fused piece of glass. Their first assignment will be to make some pendants. They will learn basic glass cutting techniques, along with kiln forming and color theory to create coasters and plates.
Note: This is a 4 day class running each week June-August and December-January geared towards students 12-18 years old. Class is in session Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm.
Students will spend 9-12 working in the flame shop blowing glass, after an hours lunch students will switch studios and work in the flat shop on fused glass projects 1-4pm.
All materials included.
All glass projects have to be cooled or "annealed" in a kiln after creation, for this reason all projects will be available for pick up within 1 week of the class. (Next day for Flameworking classes only) please call ahead to schedule pick up
Flame Working TEEN CAMP- 4 day Summer Intensives
What to expect
- Learn how to melt and manipulate, shape and color molten glass at a bench torch
- 4 consecutive days of class time will allow studentd to receive a comprehensive introduction to the art of flame working
- Create your own, unique glass pieces
- No experience necessary
This activity is completely sold out. Bucket List this activity to be the first to know about new available dates!
About this Activity
Key Highlights
| Price | $750.00 per guest |
| Duration / Session | 7 hours |
| # Sessions | 4 |
| Rating | 21 positive reviews |
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation notice must be given at least 7 days prior to the scheduled activity to receive a full refund. If you cancel within 7 days, you can receive a refund less a $20 processing fee.
Reviews
(out of 21 votes)
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Jennifer G.
Glassblowing Sampler September 18, 2019Very Fun!
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Aaron C.
Fused Glass Pendants April 10, 2017Perhaps you may think one of the following:
"Boring."
"I won't get to do anything."
"Why would I do this?"
"I already have things made of glass. Why would I want more?"
And, this may be why you haven't tried this. Fun for all ages, fun for people who break glasses all the time, fun for people who meticulously polish their prized wine goblet.
The owner, Sean, who led our event, cares about every detail of his business through a locale-appropriate sense of humor, customer focused approach, and thoughtful attention to safety.
We selected a two hour private event class at Diablo as part of a family event flanked by an afternoon together and a nice dinner, with members of all ages, backgrounds, and tastes. Nothing brings people together like raging furnaces, torches, "glory holes," molten glass, and a level of hands-on that is beyond what may be expected, even for a private event. Note, this is not an appropriate environment for young children, which they will tell you; it's a full blown (please note poor humor) production workshop.
Participants had their choice of precision work (marbles, flowers, and the like) or making a paperweight with choice of swirly colors. The class was about half/half demonstration and hands-on, which was the absolute right mix, given that you're standing a few inches from a several-thousand degree furnace (don't be scared: someone is there to stop you from the stupid things you've done while working near your oven).
There are several "wow" moments that I won't spoil that made the event particularly memorable.
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Gayani K.
Glassblowing 101 : Drinking Glasses March 5, 2017It was a fun new experience ! Toby was a great instructor!
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Brendin H.
Glassblowing 101 : Drinking Glasses February 25, 2017One of the coolest adventures. We were greeted and welcomed as if we were family and had known the team for 100 yrs. Our instructor Toby was wonderful and so gentle and caring! She guided you through the process. What a wonderful evening. Then got to see Kim and Toby in action which was awesome. We will be back.
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Michael S.
Fused Glass Pendants November 19, 2016I went last weekend with my wife to a stained glass 4 hour class and it was a good experience. I honestly had no idea what the process was or what we were going to make but the instructors helped us through it one step at a time. Although I had never done it before, I ended up with a pretty unique stained glass decoration I'll be hanging on my Christmas tree, and my wife (with more experience) made a very nice flower design. It was a little expensive and parking wasn't the best but overall a great experience.
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Michael S.
Glassblowing 101 : Drinking Glasses November 19, 2016I went last weekend with my wife to a stained glass 4 hour class and it was a good experience. I honestly had no idea what the process was or what we were going to make but the instructors helped us through it one step at a time. Although I had never done it before, I ended up with a pretty unique stained glass decoration I'll be hanging on my Christmas tree, and my wife (with more experience) made a very nice flower design. It was a little expensive and parking wasn't the best but overall a great experience.
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Rachel T.
Glassblowing 101 : Drinking Glasses March 26, 2016I came here for an intro glass blowing class, where we made a paperweight. What an unique experience! The instructors are passionate, funny and professional glassblowers that have been doing this for a while. They talked us through the history, and taught us the fundamentals. I was feeling quite nervous and intimated-- imagine a 2000 degree furnace just a couple of feet in front of you. Despite feeling a little scared, the instructors were present the entire time, guiding us through the many steps. My paperweight turned out great. I'd love to go back for another class. I also learned that they offer a monthly wine and cheese night. Sounds super fun!
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L B.
Fusing with Iridescent Glass & Decorative Etching February 23, 2016Took family class for about 2 hours, making small glass, then watched blowing glass, it was good value for what I paid (25USD) One thing a bit disappointed was that I could not bring back my glass, though they ship it with fee.
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Elizabeth R.
Glassblowing: Fused Glass Clock November 2, 2015We did the Family class on Sunday, even though we didn't have any children with us. the other people registered for the class didn't show up, so it was just my husband and me. It was awesome. I would definitely do it again. Everyone was really nice and the glass demo was very educational. It is a super fun date idea. I also would go back to the family event with kids. Really cool.
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Joel F.
Fusing with Iridescent Glass & Decorative Etching February 15, 2015Amazing experience! My girlfriend and I attended a 3 hour flame working class and it was great. Toby was a fantastic instructor and Sean and the others at the school are engaging, knowledgeable and do everything to ensure students enjoy the class. We'll be visiting again.
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Melissa K.
Glassblowing 101 : Drinking Glasses June 11, 2017Did not leave comment
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Mark T.
Fused Glass Pendants May 18, 2017Did not leave comment
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Gaurav S.
Glassblowing Sampler February 20, 2017Did not leave comment
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Colin G.
Glassblowing Sampler November 15, 2016Did not leave comment
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Maryellen A.
Glassblowing 101 : Drinking Glasses November 9, 2016Did not leave comment
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Alisha C.
Fused Glass Pendants April 13, 2016Did not leave comment
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M T.
Fusing with Iridescent Glass & Decorative Etching October 10, 2015Did not leave comment
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C B.
Fusing with Iridescent Glass & Decorative Etching January 24, 2015Did not leave comment
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Gloria C.
Fusing with Iridescent Glass & Decorative Etching January 17, 2015Did not leave comment
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Kate R.
Fusing with Iridescent Glass & Decorative Etching January 6, 2015Did not leave comment
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Ronald L.
Fused Glass Pendants September 12, 2014Did not leave comment
