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What makes Our Classes Different?
This is not craft night.
Instruction is rooted in over 12 years of professional stained-glass and installation experience.
Students learn methods used in real architectural applications. Not shortcuts.
The goal is not just to complete a project, but to understand the structure behind it.
Small Group Classes
Small Group Classes
Our small-format workshops allow for personalized instruction in a focused studio environment.
Students learn:
Glass cutting and scoring techniques
attern preparation and layout
Foil and/or lead came application
Soldering fundamentals
Safe material handling and workspace setup
Design principles, including line, shape, and color interaction
Each class includes a structured project designed to reinforce core skills while creating a finished piece suitable for display. Each student leaves with a completed glass piece and the knowledge to continue practicing independently.
All materials are provided unless otherwise specified. No prior experience required for beginner sessions.
Adult Skill Level
Adult Skill Level
BEGINNER:
Introduction to tools, safety, glass cutting, foil method, and small suncatcher or panel projects.
INTERMEDIATE:
Multi-piece panels, lead came construction, framing, and structural planning.
ADVANCED:
Architectural-scale planning, complex pattern design, installation prep, reinforcement techniques, and professional workflow development.
Children's Stained Glass Classes (Ages 8+)
Children's Stained Glass Classes (Ages 8+)
Our children's stained glass classes introduce young artists to the fundamentals of glass design in a safe, structured, and encouraging environment.
Students will learn basic concepts such as line, shape, and color while creating their very own take-home glass or overlay projects.
Classes focus on creativity, craftsmanship, and confidence-building through hands-on instruction.
All materials are provided, and projects are designed to be age-appropriate while still teaching real artistic principles. Safety procedures are taught and reinforced throughout the class.
Each child leaves with a finished piece and a deeper appreciation for how light and color work together.
One-on-One Tutoring
One-on-One Tutoring
Private Instruction is available for students who want deeper technical training for individualized project development.
Private sessions are ideal for:
Artists developing a portfolio
Hobbyists ready to advance skill level
Students wanting to complete custom designs
Individuals preparing for professional or commission work
Instruction can include pattern drafting, structural reinforcement techniques, installation considerations, and project planning.
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