Ever seen real flowers pressed in glass and wonder how its made? In this course we cover how to add pressed flowers/leaves into your stained-glass pieces, how to grow and press your own flowers, and all you need to know technique wise to make sure they come out beautifully! NOTE: This is an intermediate class meant for folks who have either taken one of our beginner stained-glass classes or already know how to make stained-glass start to finish on your own.

All materials and tools are included in the price of the class.

No food/or drinks other than water bottles are allowed in the studio for health & safety reasons.

We will be making a stained glass pressed flower honeycomb project in this class to practice the techniques - not the bat piece in the picture (it took over 20 hours to make that project, and is not possible in our 2 hour class together). However you will be able to take what we learn in this class and go on to know how to make a project like Lola bat in the picture on your own at home :)!

We cover:
-how to grow and press your own flowers
-how to source and use pressed flowers
-how to successful add flowers and other items into stained glass projects start to finish
-how to avoid rot/liquid accidents when creating pressed flower pieces

Please arrive a few minutes early for class to ensure a smooth start! We will begin class right on time, so arriving ahead allows you to settle in, have plenty of time to select your project without feeling rushed, and make the most of our valuable class time together.

Please wear close toed shoes and water bottle if you get thirsty often - we do not have a drinking fountain :).

Any participant's age 15 and younger will need a parent or guardian also taking the class

We are ADA accessible and happy to make accommodations for any participant if needed. Just reach out and let us know!

Winter Weather Advisory: Please be advised that classes will continue as scheduled during winter weather conditions unless extraordinary circumstances arise. In such cases, we will contact you directly to provide alternative class options. As class cancellations due to winter weather are rare, we encourage you to consider this when signing up.