What's new in the Studio


Bryce Glass Art updates

Glass, classes... and studio updates

As I plan upcoming classes and studio time for the year ahead, I’m paying close attention to pace—how much we take on, how we learn, and how we make room to keep creating in ways that won't lead to burnout.

With that in mind, here’s a look at what’s coming together in the studio—classes for beginners, Open Studio time, and a few intermediate opportunities that will be shared first with newsletter subscribers.

What's new in the studio...

Open Studio

Open Studio offers flexible studio time for returning students who want to work on individual projects, with guidance and support available throughout your session. If this sounds like a good fit, the link below is simply a way to let me know you’re interested, and I’ll follow up personally.

A quick note on the difference between Open Studio and Intermediate classes:

Intermediate classes focus on learning and skill development around a shared project, while Open Studio is dedicated time to work on an individual project with guidance and support available.

Intermediate class

I’m preparing a new intermediate stained glass project focused on organic forms, flow, and skill-building through guided instruction. If you’d like to learn more, the link below is a simple way to explore the project and express interest. I’ll follow up with details.

Upcoming January Classes

Snowflakes: last classes

Create your own unique snowlake. This takes about two hours or so, and you take home a finished project. $65

When:

• Monday, January 12 at 6:00 PM

• Monday, January 19 at 6:00 PM

Beginner Class

Learn the basics from pattern to finished project. Two three-hour sessions complete the project. Your choice of sunset, a geometric pattern, or a tulip. $175

When:

Evening: Wed, Jan 14 & 21 at 6:00 PM

Cut N Take

Cut & Take workshops are designed as a step beyond Make & Take, offering hands-on experience in a small, instructed setting. Two sessions. $95

WHEN:

• Evening: Tues, Jan 20 & 27 at 6:00 PM

2 SEATS LEFT FOR EVENING

• Day: Thurs, Jan 15 & 22 at 1:00 PM

Don’t see dates that work for you?​
If you’re excited about learning stained glass but the dates don’t work, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m sometimes able to create private or small-group sessions when it’s a good fit.

Questions or unsure which option is the best fit? I’m happy to help.

📧 Email me: margie@bryceglassart.com


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