Come join us for a unique class on Sunday, June 8th 1pm at Hammer & Stain South Shore, 594 Washington Street South Easton MA 02375 to Learn the art of Glass Blowing.
Join us for a unique experience blowing a glass ornament.-PLEASE READ ALL
Ever wanted to try glass blowing? This is your chance! This experience will last approximately 1 hour-90 minutes. You will have the opportunity to blow 3 glass ornaments, in the color of your choice. Will you walk away with 3 ornaments? Probably not, it takes practice, hopefully you will walk away with 1 or 2! You will leave having had a fun, unique experience creating your own glass art! NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED
A 20-minute cooling wait period after blowing the glass for it to anneal and cool before packing.
Only $65.00 for all 3 ornaments. Includes a box to take home and bubble wrap. You can also leave as is as water tubes for your plants.
Due to the popularity and nature of this project, we are only allowing a limited number of 10 participants for each session in studio for individual attention and safety.
Each person present in studio must be registered for a slot. Due to safety precautions, observers are NOT allowed.
***All Participants must be on time, agree to wear tight fitting sleeves (no dangle or flair sleeves) or short sleeves with no loose jewelry. Please do NOT wear open toed shoes or sandals. Long hair should be tied back. ***
Safety glasses must be worn the entire time, glasses will be provided.
NOT recommended for people with respiratory issues due to blowing the glass.
Rescheduling/Cancellation Policy: We do not offer refunds. If you are no longer able to attend your reserved timeslot, a written request for a studio credit must be submitted via email to hammerandstainsouthshore@gmail.com 48 hours prior to class. Requests made less than 48 hours prior may not be honored. We reserve the right to make that decision.”
To Register:
Just add to cart and update QTY if more than one. Don't worry about seating as its a small group there is plenty of room to be with friends.
