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September Special Notice 2026 Which pumpkin would you make? 🎃 Because you’re on my newsletter list, you’re getting the first look at two new Pumpkin workshop dates—and first dibs on some additional glass choices beyond the usual orange. 🎃 The same 3D pumpkin can look completely different depending on the glass you choose. Here are three I've already made: Warm Golden Creme Classic Orange Crisp white And there are two more possibilities… Orange Swirl Orange/Pink Streaky Two new dates! The...
September 2026 Back by Request 🍁 This fall leaf is making a return—not because I put it back on the schedule, but because a few of my regular glass makers remembered it from last year and wanted their chance to make one. And that got me thinking: you can ask, too. If you’ve seen a Bryce Glass Art project you’d love to make—or have an idea for something you’d like to try—let me know. If there’s enough interest, an old favorite (or something new) just might show up as a future pop-up workshop....
September 2026 Back by Request 🍁 This fall leaf is making a return—not because I put it back on the schedule, but because a few of my regular glass makers remembered it from last year and wanted their chance to make one. And that got me thinking: you can ask, too. If you’ve seen a Bryce Glass Art project you’d love to make—or have an idea for something you’d like to try—let me know. If there’s enough interest, an old favorite (or something new) just might show up as a future pop-up workshop....