$140.00Workshops & Classes · 3RD FRIDAY · 1:00 PM
Stained Glass Open Studio
About
A monthly three-hour open studio where you work on your own stained glass projects at your own pace, with Cindy Mushet-Shriver on hand to help. It runs the third Friday of each month from 1pm to 4pm (20 November and 18 December in the window) at the Ilan-Lael Foundation near Julian, with directions sent on booking. Each session is $140; all skill levels are welcome, minimum age 16.
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How it compares
At $140, this sits toward the top of the 6 single-session glass classes we list in San Diego. They run from $60 to $300, and the typical price is $100.
That works out to about $47 an hour for a 3-hour session.
Other glass classes in San Diego
- Glass, Glass, and More GlassGet Centered Clay & Art Studio · East CountyTUE, NOV 3 · $300 per person
- Stained Glass Open StudioFallbrook School of the Arts · North County InlandSUNDAYS · 2:00 PM · $60.00 + $1.50 ticket service fee
- Intro to Stained GlassSan Diego Craft Collective · Beaches & Point LomaSAT, NOV 7 · $115.00 (+$15 material fee)
New to glass?
Glass classes split into fused glass (cutting and layering sheet glass that is melted in a kiln), stained glass (cut pieces joined with copper foil and solder) and hot glass (blowing or flameworking at a furnace or torch).
- Closed-toe shoes and natural-fibre clothing for hot-glass sessions; studios provide eye protection.
- Fused and stained glass suit a first visit. Glassblowing tasters are short and guided closely.
- Hot-glass classes are small and sell out first, especially before holidays.
Taking it home: Rarely on the day. Fused pieces go back in the kiln and blown glass cools overnight, so expect to collect it later or have it shipped.
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