Regardless of your experience or history, you will walk away with more than merely a glass art creation — you will depart with the happiness of crafting something distinctly your own.

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Class Details & Registration

Every class listing includes a description, photos of sample projects, pricing, and available dates and times.

✅ Registration is required in advance and must be completed online.

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Our Classes

Hands-on glass art workshops for all skill levels in Vero Beach.

Intro Glass Cutting & Safety Class

Learning how to cut glass is foundational to any Glass Art class. Each Medium has its own intro class, where you will learn the fundamentals of each art.

(Intro Classes cover glass, tools and how to use them, glass layout, cutting and nipping glass, adhesives, and more.)

Mosaic Magic

Fused Glass

Curious about fused glass? Also called glass fusion, warm glass, or kiln forming, this technique involves layering glass pieces and heating them in a kiln until they melt together into one seamless creation. From bowls and plates to jewelry and decorative panels, fused glass allows endless artistic expression.

Our fused glass classes typically run 2–3 hours, each focusing on new skills and techniques. Since kiln firing is necessary, you won’t take your project home immediately — but don’t worry! We’ll carefully fire your work and send you a photo once it’s ready, usually within a week. In beginner fused glass sessions, you’ll experiment with straight-line designs to create charming suncatchers, plant stakes, or coasters.

📌 Please note: All fused glass classes require completion of an Introduction to Fused Glass or Slump and Drape class (or equivalent experience). Ready to ignite your creativity? Join us today!

Stained Glass

Our stained glass program highlights the timeless copper foil method, where each glass piece is precisely cut, edged with copper foil, and soldered to create radiant works of art.

In the intro class, you’ll work with straight lines to make a decorative panel, learning how to shape glass, foil edges, and solder seams.

Classes run about 3 hours, giving you hands-on time with all the key techniques. Best part? You finish your project in class and take it home the same day! Just a heads-up: you need Intro to Stained Glass or similar experience before joining. Dive into color, light, and pattern with us!

Mosaics have fascinated people for over 4,000 years, inspiring artists across time and cultures. This captivating art form involves assembling countless small pieces of colored glass, stone, ceramics, or other materials—called tesserae—onto a surface using mortar. If you love puzzles and are drawn to vibrant colors, mosaic art could truly be your passion. It certainly is mine.

What makes mosaic art so special is its durability and decorative beauty. Each tiny piece, no matter how broken or imperfect, comes together to create stunning images or intricate patterns. In many ways, mosaic art mirrors life itself. Just as we learn to see beauty and joy even amidst sadness and chaos, mosaic artists transform shattered fragments into breathtaking, colorful works of art. The creative possibilities are endless, reminding us that broken pieces can always become something whole and beautiful. Through mosaics, we discover not only artistic expression but also powerful life lessons about resilience and perspective.

Class/Workshops

Cancellation Policy: In-Studio Class Policies

Customers have the opportunity to rebook, or gift your spot, online or email glassartcoll@gmail.com with 7+ days notice. Customers will also receive a full refund or credit in the case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be non refundable. Before booking, please verify you and anyone in your party are at least 12 years of age for stained glass classes and workshops. Minors should be accompanied by an adult at all times. Attendees younger than this will only be allowed to observe and are not allowed to handle any of the stained glass tools or equipment.

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Studio Moments

Snapshots from our vibrant glass art workshops.