Stained Glass Class - Hidden Santa Fe Gem

Stained glass is a rare art these days, and classes are even harder to find. This distinctive art and straightforward instruction with unique tools make for a fun combo! Plus, how often do you get to

Stained glass is a rare art these days, and classes are even harder to find. This distinctive art and straightforward instruction with unique tools make for a fun combo! Plus, how often do you get to break glass and melt metal?

From: $0.00

Location: Santa Fe

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Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for the stained glass class? Can kids participate?

A: Yes! The stained glass class is suitable for ages 12 and up. Kids that age usually have a good sense of safety and can enjoy the hands-on experience. Just make sure they're accompanied by an adult, since there are tools involved and, you know, breaking glass is part of the fun!

Q: What should I wear to the stained glass class? Is it messy?

A: Definitely wear clothes you don’t mind getting a bit dirty. It can be a bit messy with glass pieces and solder. Closed-toe shoes are a must because of the glass shards. Just be comfy and ready to get creative!

Q: Can you reschedule if something comes up? What’s the cancellation policy?

A: Absolutely! Theresa's pretty flexible with rescheduling. Just give her a call or shoot an email at least 48 hours before the class. If it’s a last-minute cancellation, you might have to forfeit the class, but she tries to work with everyone when possible.

Discussions

Excited for my first stained glass class!

I just booked a stained glass class with Theresa in Santa Fe! It's $0 for the experience, which is wild. Can’t wait to break some glass and learn how to work with solder. I’ve always wanted to try stained glass but thought it was too expensive. Anyone else done this? What should I expect?

Looking for a unique gift - stained glass class?

I want to gift my mom a unique experience, and I stumbled on this stained glass class in Santa Fe. She loves artsy stuff but has never tried glass before. Any thoughts on whether this would be a hit? What kind of things can we create?