Glass Blowing Classes in Nashville, TN

Ziatype prints exhibit rich dark tones and virtually unlimited color combinations from cool to warm. Zia's are a variation on traditional palladium process but offer many advantages in ease of use, and greater flexibility & potential for experimentation than platinum/palladium printing.  The first part of this class focuses on creating appropriate...

The 8-week stained glass classes are held at Studio B. Fee includes glass and tools. Studio B provides 20 private art studios and a second public studio for classes and workshops. We open this studio to the community for artists that are beginning to teach, area associations for conferences, and other art institutions that need a studio space for...

In this 1 day workshop, we will create jewelry using fused glass technique. Workshop is held at Studio B. Studio B provides 20 private art studios and a second public studio for classes and workshops. We open this studio to the community for artists that are beginning to teach, area associations for conferences, and other art institutions that need...

The lead came method is more advanced and used primarily for larger windows like those installed in homes and larger public areas. We cover the sizing of the project, leading, waterproofing, and installation basics.  Copper foil experience recommended.  Note: Must pay for glass and lead came. $50 deposit is required at time of sign-up.

The copper foil method is recommended for Beginners to get the basics of working in stained glass under their belts: Cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering.  The copper foil, or often-called Tiffany-method, is used primarily for smaller objects and 3-dimensional pieces.  Note: There is an additional cost for glass selected. $50 deposit...

This class focuses primarily on designing. There are basics to keep in mind, cuts that cannot be made, stress points in the glass and the final look of the panel. Choosing from a bin of arbitrary bevels, the student has to draw the design, then choose background. It’s fun to learn just what your limitations can be with glass and what you can do....