Top North America Glassblowing Classes

Get an introduction to the art of glassblowing during this small-group class near Destin, Florida. During this workshop, a professional shows you the basics to create your own piece of art. Learn how to gather molten glass from the furnace and manipulate them into simple shapes. This is a beginner class, and no prior glassblowing experience is necessary.

Make your own wearable glass beads during this small-group crafts workshop in Sedona. Get hands-on instruction and support from a dedicated team of instructors. Workshops take place in a state-of-the-art studio, with all equipment and materials included. Finished glass beads can be picked up the next morning.

If you’ve ever wondered how to make glass ornaments, then this is the experience for you. Join an award-winning glassblowing instructor for a hands-on lesson that’s completely private, so you can ask questions throughout. Watch the instructor make a glass pendant, then use the torch to make your own souvenir pendant to take home.

Experience the art of glass in motion with Chihuly trained artist, Conrad Williams. His glassblowing classes are rated in the top things to do in Naples, FL and his larger works are collected nationally.

Break it and make it the most exciting glass art activity, where six inches of clear glass will be your canvas, colorful broken glass pieces will be your paint, and your fingers will be your brush. You will start breaking small pieces of multicolored glass using safe tools, creating a contemporary design, and turning it into a beautiful shape. Ultimately, you can select a flat or one of the mold shapes. We offer four different mold shapes: simple bowl, curve shape, candlelight holder, and ice cream bowl. We offer various colors and help you with many design ideas that make this session more enjoyable.

Explore your artistic side with a glassblowing class in Naples, Florida. During this crafts class, learn the basics about how to make a blown-glass bowl, including an introduction to tools and equipment. Choose between a variety of colors during this small-group, hands-on class with a Chihuly-trained artist, Conrad Williams. Bring home your own blown-glass bowl, available for pick-up the next day.

Ever been interested in trying your hand at blowing glass? Join me in my flameworking studio and learn how to make your first piece of glass art with us! Borosilicate glass blowing is a unique art that uses a table-mounted torch to melt and manipulate glass. While more niche than traditional glass blowing, this type of flameworking offers participants a unique, hands-on artistic experience. Each student will be equipped with their own torch and will make several glass pieces with support from Brahim.