Creating Critters: An Intro to Flameworking
Date: Saturday, December 5, from 11 am - 3 pm
Fee: $150/ discount with member code
Ages: 16+
Levels: All
Sessions: 1
Instructor: Katelyn Moody
Location: Schack Art Center, Flame & Kiln Studio
This beginner-friendly, one-day workshop introduces students to the fundamentals of flameworking with borosilicate glass while building confidence and creativity in glass sculpture. Through a series of guided demonstrations and hands-on projects, students will explore essential techniques such as flame chemistry, basic marble making, pulling and laying stringers, and sculpting small-scale solid forms.
As the class progresses, students will develop skills in shaping, twisting, and assembling glass, learning how to transform simple forms into more expressive, miniature sculptures. Safety practices and proper torch techniques are emphasized throughout, ensuring a supportive and approachable learning environment.
By the end of the workshop, students will have created several finished pieces, including a marble with a pendant loop, a textured heart using frit, and a small four-legged critter. Students will leave with a strong foundation in flameworking and the skills and inspiration to continue developing their work.
All supplies provided. Please wear cotton clothing without draped sleeves and closed-toed shoes.
Flameworking Holiday Miniatures
Date: Saturday, December 12, from 11 am - 3 pm
Fee: $150/ discount with member code
Ages: 16+
Levels: All
Sessions: 1
Instructor: Katelyn Moody
Location: Schack Art Center, Flame & Kiln Studio
This beginner-friendly, one-day workshop introduces students to the fundamentals of flameworking with borosilicate glass while creating a festive collection of miniature holiday sculptures. Through guided demonstrations and hands-on projects, students will explore essential techniques such as flame chemistry, shaping, pulling and laying stringers, and sculpting small-scale solid forms.
As the class progresses, students will practice shaping, twisting, and assembling glass to create charming seasonal pieces. Safety practices and proper torch techniques are emphasized throughout, ensuring a supportive and approachable learning environment for beginners.
By the end of the workshop, students will have created a mini snow person, an icicle ornament, and festive glass candy canes. Students will leave with a strong foundation in flameworking and the skills and inspiration to continue creating their own miniature glass sculptures.
All supplies provided. Please wear cotton clothing without draped sleeves and closed-toed shoes.
Flameworked Candy Cane Ornaments
Date: Saturday, December 19, from 11 am - 1 pm
Fee: $95/ discount with member code
Ages: 16+
Levels: All
Sessions: 1
Instructor: Katelyn Moody
Location: Schack Art Center, Flame & Kiln Studio
Create a festive candy cane ornament in this beginner-friendly, one-day flameworking workshop! Students will learn the basics of working with borosilicate glass, including proper torch techniques, shaping, twisting, and adding color.
Through guided demonstrations and hands-on practice, you’ll create your own glass candy cane ornament to hang on your tree or give as a holiday gift. No previous flameworking experience is required.
All supplies provided. Please wear cotton clothing without draped sleeves and closed-toed shoes.
Creating Critters: An Intro to Flameworking
Date: Saturday, July 18, 2 pm - 6 pm
Fee: $150/ discount with member code
Ages: 16+
Levels: All
Sessions: 1
Instructor: Katelyn Moody
Location: Schack Art Center, Flame & Kiln Studio
This beginner-friendly, one-day workshop introduces students to the fundamentals of flameworking with borosilicate glass while building confidence and creativity in glass sculpture. Through a series of guided demonstrations and hands-on projects, students will explore essential techniques such as flame chemistry, basic marble making, pulling and laying stringers, and sculpting small-scale solid forms.
As the class progresses, students will develop skills in shaping, twisting, and assembling glass, learning how to transform simple forms into more expressive, miniature sculptures. Safety practices and proper torch techniques are emphasized throughout, ensuring a supportive and approachable learning environment.
By the end of the workshop, students will have created several finished pieces, including a marble with a pendant loop, an icicle ornament, a textured heart using frit, and a small four-legged critter. Students will leave with a strong foundation in flameworking and the skills and inspiration to continue developing their work.
All supplies provided. Please wear cotton clothing without draped sleeves and closed-toed shoes.