SPECIAL STUDIO HOURS - March 18 to April 3
Open Studios and Retail Sales only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 1pm-5pm between these dates. Studio closed on 4/3 - regular hours resume on 4/4.
Try something new for 2019!
Class Calendar: click here and scroll to the bottom for the full class schedule
Don't see a class time that works for you? Schedule private classes with 2 or more attendees.
Kid's's Class - Monster Night Light, Creepy Crawler or Ladybug Magnet (choice of 1).
Schedule your own class with 4 children or more or create a unique birthday party for your child.
BOOK A PRIVATE EVENT
Private Party, Birthday Celebration, Team Building Event??
A private event at Fused Finery is a great way to go.
Connect with others in your group while you create a beautiful piece of glass art.
Call me and we can discuss how to put together an unique, unforgettable event.
Gift Certificates available online
Open Studios and Retail Sales only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 1pm-5pm between these dates. Studio closed on 4/3 - regular hours resume on 4/4.
Try something new for 2019!
Class Calendar: click here and scroll to the bottom for the full class schedule
Don't see a class time that works for you? Schedule private classes with 2 or more attendees.
Kid's's Class - Monster Night Light, Creepy Crawler or Ladybug Magnet (choice of 1).
Schedule your own class with 4 children or more or create a unique birthday party for your child.
BOOK A PRIVATE EVENT
Private Party, Birthday Celebration, Team Building Event??
A private event at Fused Finery is a great way to go.
Connect with others in your group while you create a beautiful piece of glass art.
Call me and we can discuss how to put together an unique, unforgettable event.
Gift Certificates available online
Fused Finery is a teaching studio where you can learn the art of glass fusion, gather inspiration from like-minded souls, and find the glass supplies you need to bring your idea into reality.
Put simply, glass fusion is the art of stacking 2 to 3 layers of compatible glass
and then melting the stacked glass in a kiln.
After kilnforming, the glass can take many different forms depending on the intended use.
It can be slumped in a ceramic mold into shapes such as plates or bowls.
It can be embellished with findings and become wearable jewelry art.
It can be whimsical garden art to dress up your yard.
It can be a spoon rest to adorn your kitchen.
Using different methods, texture can be added to give your pieces dimension.
The design possibilities are endless...
I hope you will join me in the studio to try some of them out!
Among our offerings:
• Classes
• Drop-In and Guided Projects
• Open Studio
• Gallery
• Glass Supplies
