Made a paperweight! Was an awesome experience shaping the molten glass! I need to book a party (they have a party package!) Everybody there were so nice and helpful! Can't wait to go back!

Just stopped for a visit but plan to come nick and complete a wlclass at some point. The craftsmaen did a good job with guests who attended the class and it was a neat experience.

I booked this class for two in the last spots on the first Saturday morning in December 2022, about a week in advance. It helped to call ahead as the website wasn't clear. It was just under $150 for two and worth every penny. I've always loved glassblowing demos at Renaissance festivals and this was my chance to get in on the action!We showed up early and after signing waivers, got started right away. One of the craftspeople took us through the initial molten glass gather in the kiln, fitting on the pipe and rolling in the white snowman color. We had to keep the rather heavy pipe turning the whole time but we got to do a lot of the actual work. We even got to use pincers to push on the glass! My companion picked a traditional black hat for her snowman and I, of course, went with purple. To create the two-part bulbous snowman body, the craftswoman blew into the pipe while the glass end was in a snowman-shaped mold. She then pinched off the hat and put it in the kiln to bake overnight. We picked them up the next day, snug in boxes and with a scarf to tie on.

This place was very commercial. No actual glassblowing going on Friday afternoon, though we were invited to see the working studio.

I moved to Grapevine and saw that I could make my own Christmas ornament and it was well worth the price. It was a great keepsake to commemorate my move here. You start out by picking up to three colors for your ornament. You get to stand there and feel the heat from the ovens and help the artist make your ornament. And then you get to pick it up the next day or they ship it.