Best Glass Blowing Classes Near Me: Find In-Person & Virtual Training

Glass Blowing Courses by School

Here are some of the top schools offering Glass Blowing training, including UrbanGlass (49 courses), Allen Kenoyer Stained Glass (9 courses), and Juggernaut Glass (6 courses).

Allen Kenoyer Stained Glass

Los Angeles location: 4571 Artesia Boulevard, Lawndale, California, 90260 US

Allen Kenoyer Stained Glass is a school based in Los Angeles, CA that offers a range of classes in glassworking. Experienced and novice students alike can learn the craft of stained glass, as well as glass fusing, lampworking, and mosaic courses. With over 30 years of experience, Allen Kenoyer's classes offer a hands-on exploration of the art of stained glass.
Allen Kenoyer Stained Glass’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Mosaic Madness: Glass on Glass
  - 2 Hours
  - $55
  This glass mosaic workshop in Los Angeles is an exciting way to create beautiful glass sculptures. Participants can learn the techniques of glass-on-glass mosaic making, from joining the pieces of glass to building a frame and grouting the pieces. There will be guidance throughout the project from one of the experienced instructors.
- First Friday Fusing Nights
  - 2 Hours
  - $20
  This is a beginner-friendly glass fusing class that takes place every first Friday evening of the month in Los Angeles. Students have the opportunity to have hands-on experience in using kilns to melt and shape glass while learning to craft their glass art creations. The course imparts necessary theoretical and practical insights about glass fusing, thus, no prior experience is required.
- Glass & Gravity
  - 2 Hours
  - $55
  In this unique course, participants learn the intricate art of manipulating molten glass to create stunning pieces. The class covers understanding of gravity's role in glass shaping, color application, and design techniques. By the end of the course, learners will have honed their skills in glass art and created their gravity-formed glass artwork.
- Beginning Copper Foil
  - 5 Weeks, 2 hr/wk
  - $150
  This course provides an introduction to the art of creating stained glass with the foil technique. Participants will learn the fundamental skills needed including glass selection and cutting, foil application, and soldering. By the end of the session, you'll have completed a small stained glass piece to take home.
Craftsman Ave

NYC location: 117 11th Street, Brooklyn, New York, 11215 US

Craftsman Ave is a hands-on workshop in Brooklyn that offers a variety of classes and workshops in woodworking, metalworking, jewelry making, leather crafting, and stained glass. Their classes are taught by experienced makers and designers in a supportive environment where students can learn new skills and create beautiful handmade objects.
Craftsman Ave’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Date Night: Make a Stained Glass Work of Art
  - 4 Hours
  - $345
  Join this creative stained glass course and learn how to make a beautiful piece of art. With experienced instructors, you and your partner will get to cut and shape colorful glass pieces and construct your own unique stained glass design. By the end of the class, you'll get to take home your masterpiece and deepen your shared experience!
- Make a Stained Glass Work of Art (Intro level)
  - 4 Hours
  - $255
  Learn the art of stained glass with this introductory-level class in NYC. Participants will be guided in mastering the fundamentals of leaded glass construction, stained glass cutting, and copper foiling techniques to craft their own unique glass works of art.
- Buddy Up! Make a Stained Glass Work of Art
  - 4 Hours
  - $325
  This class provides an opportunity for participants to create their own unique stained glass artwork, in collaboration with a buddy. The course is designed to cover the basics of stained glass artistry including design, glass cutting, copper foiling, and soldering, with all materials provided. Ideal for those interested in hands-on creative expression or developing a new craft skill.
UrbanGlass

NYC location: 647 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York, 11217 US

Urban Glass is a non-profit organization in Brooklyn, New York that offers classes and workshops on glassblowing, fusing, and other glass art techniques. They have a beautiful and spacious facility with state-of-the-art equipment, and their instructors are experienced and passionate about teaching. Urban Glass is a great place to learn about glass art or to improve your skills in this area.
UrbanGlass’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Intro to Glassblowing (6-Week)
  - 6 Weeks, 3 hr/wk
  - $825
  This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the art of glassblowing, with lessons held in NYC. Participants will gain hands-on experience in gathering molten glass, applying color, and shaping various glass forms. By the end of the course, students will have a stronger understanding of the techniques and safety procedures involved in glassblowing.
- Intro to Glassblowing (September - October)
  - 6 Weeks, 3 hr/wk
  - $825
  This introductory course offers basic training in glassblowing, providing students with a unique hands-on experience in the art of creating glass objects. Under the guidance of experienced teachers, participants will learn classic techniques to manipulate molten glass, such as gathering, shaping, and color application. The sessions are designed to imbue attendees with a thorough understanding of the process, with a special emphasis on safety and studio etiquette.
- Make A Blown Ornament! (30 min slots)
  - See provider
  - $75
  In this hands-on workshop, participants can experience traditional glass-blowing techniques to create their ornament. The course, which encompasses 30-minute slots, provides a guided session with experienced professionals, enabling participants to understand the art of glass blowing. It's an excellent opportunity to learn a unique craft and take home a personally crafted keepsake.
- Getcha Glow On
  - 8 Weeks, 3 hr/wk
  - $1,075
  This course offers participants the opportunity to learn the thrilling crafts of glassblowing and neon tube bending. Throughout the class, students will gain hands-on experience in creating glowing glass pieces while being guided by skilled and seasoned instructors. The interactive learning environment encourages creativity, ensuring everyone leaves the class with their unique work of art.
Juggernaut Glass

Houston location: 214 East 27th St. , Houston, Texas, 77008 US

Juggernaut Glass is an immersive glass art school located in Houston, Texas, offering courses in glass blowing and casting that will help students learn to make and design unique art pieces. They have classes for multiple skill levels, making the school suitable for those trying glass art for the first time or for those looking to hone existing skills. Each course includes techniques for working with several types of color and clear glasses.
Juggernaut Glass’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Glass Pipes (18+)
  - 2 Hours
  - $125
  In this hands-on workshop in Houston, participants gain fundamental glassblowing skills while focusing on creating a glass pipe. Under the instruction of experienced artists, you will learn the precise techniques of shaping, color application, and safety procedures concerning glass-related crafts. The session encourages creativity, promoting functional and aesthetic appreciation of glass art.
- Heart Pendants (1 Hour)
  - 1 Hour
  - $75
  In this hour-long course, participants have the unique opportunity to craft a heart pendant through the art of glass blowing. Led by experienced instructors, it provides hands-on learning on heating, manipulating, and shaping molten glass into a beautiful piece of wearable art. It’s a perfect creative skill-building activity for Valentine's Day in Houston.
- Heart Pendants (2 Hours)
  - 2 Hours
  - $100
  In this workshop, participants will learn the art of glass blowing, specifically focusing on creating beautifully crafted glass heart pendants. Under the guidance of professional instructors, you will master the basic techniques of shaping and color application in glass. This hands-on experience provides a unique opportunity to create the perfect personalized keepsake or Valentine's Day gift.
- Turtle Pendants
  - 2 Hours
  - $250
  In this specialized course, participants acquire hands-on experience with the fascinating art of glass blowing, focusing specifically on creating unique turtle-shaped pendants. Participants can learn about and apply advanced color application techniques, shaping, and glass manipulation. The class nurtures creativity and encourages unique designs, catering to beginners and seasoned glass artists.
Element Art Center

Los Angeles location: 835 North Broadway, Los Angeles, California, 90012 US

Element Art Center is an art school located in Los Angeles, California. They offer a wide range of courses for adults and children including painting, drawing, sculpting, printmaking, and digital media. Their classes focus on providing participants with the skills necessary to develop their skill sets in their chosen forms of art.
Element Art Center’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Stained Glass Succulent Workshop
  - 2 Hours
  - $75
  In this workshop, participants will learn the intricate skill of crafting their own unique stained glass succulents. Under professional guidance, they will explore the process of glass cutting and soldering, as well as gain experience in working with copper foiled glass. The culmination of the workshop will result in each attendee creating a beautiful, three-dimensional stained glass succulent to take home.
- Stained Glass Workshop
  - 4 Hours
  - $75
  This is an intensive workshop focusing on the art of stained glass, available in Los Angeles. Participants will gain hands-on experience in making a sun catcher, learning key skills such as foiling, soldering, and construction techniques. The course emphasizes safety and proper use of tools, providing participants with the knowledge to continue practicing this craft at home.
- Stained Glass Workshop 4 Week Intensive
  - 4 Weeks, 2 hr/wk
  - $250
  This four-week intensive workshop offers participants the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of the art of stained glass. Under expert guidance, students will learn techniques such as glass cutting, grinding, copper foiling, soldering, and ultimately, creating their own stained glass masterpiece. The course requires no prior experience, making it suitable for beginners as well as seasoned artists looking to refine their skills.
Discovery Center

Chicago location: 4318 N Elston Ave, Chicago, Illinios, 60641 US

Discovery Center is a Lifelong Learning Center in Chicago that offers a variety of classes and workshops on a wide range of topics, including art, cooking, writing, and more. Their classes are taught by experienced and knowledgeable instructors who create a fun and supportive environment where students can learn new skills and explore their interests. Discovery Center is a great way to learn about new things or to improve your skills in a particular area.
Discovery Center’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Design Your Own Stained Glass
  - 6 Hours
  - $85
  This workshop provides an immersive experience in advanced stained glass techniques for those with previous exposure to this particular craft. Participants will have the opportunity to refine their skills in pattern-making, glass cutting, and soldering, as well as explore more complex design arrangements. By the end of the course, you will have completed a project of your design and further developed your unique artistic voice in the realm of stained glass artistry.
- Stained Glass Workshop
  - 6 Hours
  - $85
  In this workshop, participants will explore the ancient craft of stained glass creation, gaining a deeper understanding of design, cutting, and construction techniques. Guided by an experienced instructor, participants will use traditional methods to complete an individualized stained glass project. Ideal for beginners, this class provides a comprehensive introduction to the fascinating world of stained glass.
West Side YMCA - Community Arts

NYC location: 5 W 63rd St, New York, New York, 10023 US

West Side YMCA - Community Arts is dedicated to nurturing healthy bodies, minds, and spirits through diverse arts programs. With a 4.7-star rating, the center emphasizes arts education, professional training in the performing arts, and the development of life skills and creativity in a supportive environment.
West Side YMCA - Community Arts’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Stained Glass
  - 3 Weeks, 8 hr/wk
  - $400
  This course at the West Side YMCA - Community Arts offers a comprehensive exploration of stained glass techniques, where participants can learn to design, cut, foil, and solder unique glass objects such as candle holders and light catchers. Ideal for all skill levels, the class provides ample individual guidance, enabling each student to develop personalized projects while mastering this ancient craft.
Valeria Divinorum

NYC location: 377 Sumpter St, Brooklyn, New York, 11233 US

Valeria Divinorum is an art school in New York City that offers classes on a variety of topics, such as art concepts, fundamentals of design, branding and identity, digital illustration, and more. All classes are taught by experienced professionals and the school strives to provide students with an enriching educational experience. Valeria Divinorum also promises personalized attention and mentorships from dedicated educators.
Valeria Divinorum’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Stained Glass Lessons (2 Hours) Not currently offered
  - See provider
  - $175
  This hands-on stained glass course is ideal for beginner to intermediate-level students. During the program, participants will gain the necessary skills to design, cut, and craft a finished stained glass piece. Through guided instruction, students will learn methods for correctly leading up and soldering multiple glass pieces.
ArtWorks at West Side YMCA

NYC location: 5 W 63rd ST, New York, New York, 10023 US

ArtWorks at West Side YMCA is a New York City art school offering classes for artists of all ages and levels. They offer a variety of classes such as drawing & painting, printmaking & book arts, and clay workshops. Their classes are taught by experienced professionals eager to provide instruction designed for both novice and expert artists.
ArtWorks at West Side YMCA’s Top Glass Blowing Courses
- Stained Glass Not currently offered
  - 8 Weeks, 3 hr/wk
  - $375
  In this hands-on workshop in NYC, participants are offered the opportunity to engage with the intricate art of stained-glass creation. The course provides the space, time, and equipment necessary for individual projects, allowing learners to deepen their skills and express their creativity. Concepts covered include glass cutting, soldering, and patina application, essential for those looking to create stained-glass pieces.

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What is Glass Blowing?

Invented by Syrian craftsmen in the 1st century, glass blowing is the practice of shaping a mass of glass that has been softened by heat by blowing air into it through a tube. Originally, glass was blown into decorative molds like vessels shaped as shells, clusters of grapes, and human heads, but later Syrian gaffers (blowers) executed natural, spherical forms, without the use of molds.

Glass blowers start by heating glass to more than 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit in a furnace. When the glass is molten, it is gathered onto the end of a hollow metal tube called a blowpipe and inflated by blowing through the pipe. Then it’s molded into a variety of different shapes before it hardens. Glass blowers make bowls, vases, light fixtures, glasses, sculptures, and many other objects.

If you’re interested in learning glass blowing as a hobby, you could attend a virtual or in-person training. Glass blowing requires a lot of hands-on experience, creativity, and a bit of technical know-how, so attending a course can help you gain the experience and confidence needed to become a glass blowing artist.

Why Learn Glass Blowing?

There are two main reasons to learn glass blowing: as a creative hobby or a new career. Many people say that they find it very rewarding to experiment with this medium, creating unique works of art that can’t be found anywhere else. Artistic hobbies have been cited as ways to improve mental health, memory, fine motor skills, and general mental function. Creative outlets offer a way to express and challenge yourself, and can help you become a better, more adaptable problem solver.

If you’re looking to pursue a new creative career, glass blowing can be worthwhile to learn. Professional glass blowers work in a variety of settings like factories, where they mass-produce items like lighting fixtures, or art studios, where they make one-of-a-kind artisan products. Glass blowers can also find work with universities or other scientific organizations, making specialized glassware like flasks and test tubes, or by training the next generation of glass blowers. Another career option is restoration; glass blowers can restore or repair antique glass pieces.

What Will You Learn in a Glass Blowing Class?

In a glass blowing class, you’ll learn the basics like how to use tools, gather glass, and shape it into different forms. It’s likely you’ll also learn about different techniques, such as using an optic mold to create patterns or a damp newspaper to smooth the glass. Some classes may also cover how to work with different types of glass, like frit or dichroic glass. Below are some of the topics you might study in a glass blowing class:

Gathering glass: How to gather glass from the furnace
Making shapes: How to make basic shapes like cylinders, bowls, and cones
Using tools: How to safely use torches and other tools to manipulate glass
Communicating: How to communicate with others about what you want to make
Experimenting: How to experiment with different materials and techniques

How Long Will it Take to Learn Glass Blowing?

Most glass blowers say that you can learn some skills within a few months and can start creating fairly complex pieces within a year or two. Typically though, it takes most people years to really master this art. Learning glass blowing usually involves taking at least one class so you can learn how to properly and safely work with glass and glass blowing equipment. Hours of practice time, commonly hundreds of hours, are generally part of the process, too. In addition to formal classes and practice time, many glass blowers also spend a lot of time learning from more experienced artists. Whether that's a glass blowing studio to work or apprentice at, or joining a local artists collective where you can gain hours of guided hands-on experience within a community of skilled glass blowers, those dedicated to the craft continue their education and practice outside of a class environment.

What are the Hardest Parts of Learning Glass Blowing?

Glass blowing is a very unique activity, and comes with some unique challenges. By knowing what some of these challenges are, you can be better prepared to deal with them.

The Behavior of Glass

Expert glass blowers explain that one of the most challenging parts of mastering this skill is learning how to work with glass. For instance, glass blowers need to understand how liquid glass behaves and changes, and how to work with that glass to get the results that they want. They also need to get an understanding of when they need to stop working on a piece, so that it doesn’t break. Most glass blowers say that the best way to learn about glass is simply by trial and error, and also just by spending hours practicing.

Safety

Glass blowing involves constantly being near things like a furnace and molten glass, which can cause severe burns if you don’t know how to be safe. One of the most important parts of being safe is learning to always be aware of your surroundings and mindful of your actions. You’ll want to make sure you aren’t going to collide with others in the workspace, and you’ll need to be careful about what you do with the tools as well. Glass blowing involves hot and sharp tools, and injuries can be common when you aren’t mindful.

Dealing with Failure

Glass breaks all the time, and it takes a bit of trial and error to learn how much you can work the glass before it breaks. In addition to spending a lot of time practicing and getting to know how glass behaves, glass blowers also need to understand that quite simply, failure is a common part of glass blowing; sometimes the glass will break, despite your best efforts.

Finding a Place to Work

Glass blowing requires a lot of specialized equipment that most people don’t have, like a special furnace to melt the glass and an annealing kiln to cool glass pieces gradually so that they don’t shatter. In addition, you’ll need a work bench, a blowpipe, a yoke to hold the blowpipe while it's in the furnace, and a variety of different tools and molds for shaping the glass. Taking an in-person glass blowing class can be a great way to get access to all of this equipment, since all necessary equipment is usually provided. Equipment aside, blowing glass takes up a substantial amount of space and can’t usually be accommodated in a students home.

What are the Advantages of Taking a Glass Blowing Class?

There are many advantages to taking a glass blowing class as opposed to learning on your own. Firstly, glass blowing classes are led by experts in the craft in a safe and controlled environment. The instructors have many years experience, so they’ll be able to guide you through common mistakes and challenges, and provide you with craft-specific insights.

Attending an in-person glass blowing class also gives you hands-on access to practicing. In-person classes will be held in a studio or workshop that contains all the equipment, materials, and tools needed to blow glass. You’ll be able to test out techniques, get familiar with the tools and equipment, and master the basic skills all under the supervision of a trained glass blowing expert.

Attending an in-person glass blowing class offers many other benefits, too. You’ll be able to learn with other aspiring artists, and potentially make new friends in the process. Studios and workshop spaces are a great way to find a community with similar interests and hobbies, so you can even get to know people outside your class. Finally, glass blowing is a tactile art form with technical aspects, making it a craft that can only be learned in-person. Attending a class is often more accessible than hunting down an apprenticeship, and can be the quickest and most cost-effective way to master the craft.

Should I Learn Glass Blowing In Person or Online?

There are many factors to consider when answering this question. Firstly, you’ll need to decide what learning environment is best suited for you. Do you excel in a collaborative environment that allows you to interact with your peers and receive instant feedback from your instructor? Or, do you prefer a more solitary learning environment, perhaps one where you can learn at your own speed?

You’ll also need to decide how much time you can commit to your education and what level of flexibility your schedule requires. Are you looking to dive deeply into an intensive program? Do you work full-time and require your classes to be scheduled for evening and weekend hours?

In-person classes offer face-to-face interaction with both your fellow students and your expert instructor. This collaborative environment is available for both full-time and part-time classes and provides structure and accountability, two things that can help you succeed. Online courses may lack this in-person interaction, but they make up for it with increased flexibility. Live virtual courses still offer instant feedback from your instructor and interactions with other students, while on-demand virtual training allows for the most flexibility since you can decide where and when you learn.

Finally, it’s important to consider which class option is best for this specific subject. Glass blowing is a physical craft, one that requires hours of hands-on practice. While online courses can teach you the history, terminology, tools, and techniques of the artform, they do not offer a physical space to practice blowing glass for yourself. Online classes for glass blowing should be viewed as supplemental learning, something that you pursue in addition to hands-on learning in a studio or workspace. They cannot teach you to troubleshoot or innovate on the fly and won’t offer the full experience of what glass blowing is like. So, if you’re looking to simply learn about glass blowing, an online class can be the right choice. But, if you want to learn to blow glass yourself, it’s best to attend an in-person course.

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Can I Learn Glass Blowing Free Online?

As previously discussed, you can learn the history, basic principles, terminology, and techniques of glass blowing online. YouTube videos, blogs, and free short workshops can all be a great way to learn the basics without investing financially. (Don’t forget to watch the most recent uploads so you’re learning the latest trends and techniques.)

But, when it comes to actual hands-on experience, an in-person training course is going to be your best bet. These courses will consist of a curriculum developed and taught by experts with the chance to receive feedback or troubleshoot any issues with your instructor or a support team. Formal training can also provide the structure and accountability that some students need to stay focused, creating an environment where you’re more likely to succeed. So, if you’re looking to master more than just the basics, a formal workshop or class is a better choice than free online resources.

What Should I Learn Alongside Glass Blowing?

There are several things you can consider learning alongside glass blowing. If you’re interested in working with glass as a medium even more, you could try your hand at stained glass, creating one-of-a-kind light-catching wonders. You could also pursue other artistic endeavors that involve working with fire, like ironwork or various forms of sculpture. These will help you come to understand the many applications of heat on a variety of materials, expanding your skillset and allowing you to work with multiple mediums.

Alternatively, if glass blowing is a potential career path for you, marketing or business may be worth pursuing. You’ll need to master how to market your products at markets or your own shop, and manage budgets, billing, and taxes for a small business. While most will be pursuing glass blowing as a hobby, working towards a new career opens up other potential subjects for you to learn either alongside or after glass blowing.

Best Glass Blowing Classes

Urban Glass in NYC offers Paperweight Glass Blowing Party, an ideal option for beginners. Students will work together and learn to manipulate molten glass to create one-of-a-kind paperweights. Safety, color application, and tools will all be covered in a fun and exciting environment. The hot shop is a loud studio, and can get quite warm, so students should be prepared and come dressed appropriately for the environment.

Urban Glass also offers Intro to Glassblowing: From Goop to Gorgeous-ish, a seven-session course that will teach you the unique properties of glass as you experiment with texture, form, and color. The course emphasizes cultivating an understanding of possibilities, creativity, and personal expression rather than achieving perfection. You’ll engage in both individual and collaborative projects, promoting teamwork and shared discovery. If you want to squish, pull, and play with glass, then this is the class for you. No experience is required for this course.

Located in the East Bay, Richmond Art Center offers Glass Beads & More, Students will get a brief history of beads and glass technology, and learn how to use professional glassworking tools. Finishing techniques are also covered as are safety procedures, demonstrations, and plenty of studio time for hands-on work. Students will even receive an additional hour of studio time to complete their projects after class.

If you’re in Houston, Juggernaut Glass offers Functional Glass Art (Flameworking), a hands-on experience that offers a unique opportunity to bring your creativity to life. You’ll explore the fundamentals of flameworking as you craft your own functional glass art. Guided by an experienced instructor, you'll create a hollow piece, such as a chillum or spoon, mastering the delicate art of shaping borosilicate glass.

Juggernaut Glass also offers seasonal classes. Their Glass Pumpkin & Gourd Class covers beginner glassblowing techniques, the use of optic molds, and basic shaping of molten glass into a pumpkin shaped sculpture. You’ll master these techniques while creating your own custom glass pumpkin that will fit perfectly into your fall decor. Additionally, their Holiday Ornament Class helps you unleash your creativity and craft beautiful glass ornaments that will add a touch of elegance and charm to any space. You'll learn the art of shaping molten glass into unique shapes and attach loops for easy display. As with all the above listed classes, no experience is necessary and all materials are included.

While this isn’t a glass blowing course, Element Art Center’s Abstract Stained Glass Workshop can help you gain complimentary experience with the medium. Located in Los Angeles, this course covers the fundamentals and techniques of glass blowing while you create your own unique abstract glass panel using recycled glass pieces and various finishing options. It will cover topics such as glass scoring, cutting and sanding. Students will adhere the composition together with copper foil and solder and choose between various finishes in order to personalize their respective pieces. No experience is necessary, all materials are provided in this course.

Live Online Glass Blowing Classes

As previously mentioned, glass blowing is an artform that requires hands-on teaching. This makes online learning extremely difficult, as does the space, tools, and equipment required. While there are a few online training programs that focus on the history and various techniques of glass blowing, they cannot offer you the physical studio space, equipment, materials, and tools to test out these techniques yourself.

If you’re looking to simply learn the basics of glass blowing like terminology, tools, and history, then an online course can be a good fit. But if you want to actually learn to blow glass yourself, then you really need to attend an in-person class.

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What is Glass Blowing?

Why Learn Glass Blowing?

What Will You Learn in a Glass Blowing Class?

How Long Will it Take to Learn Glass Blowing?

What are the Hardest Parts of Learning Glass Blowing?

The Behavior of Glass

Safety

Dealing with Failure

Finding a Place to Work

What are the Advantages of Taking a Glass Blowing Class?

Should I Learn Glass Blowing In Person or Online?

Can I Learn Glass Blowing Free Online?

What Should I Learn Alongside Glass Blowing?

Best Glass Blowing Classes

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