Prairie Glass Studio

Best way to head into a weekend! 2 wonderful groups. It’s good quality time together. Love our students.

October 1st is a big day for us!!!! We have 1 month to get all our ornaments finished up, package pre-orders and set up for Christmas!!!!! Yikes and yay!!!

But, we don’t ignore the fabulous fall projects, classes, inventory; we love all that is Autumn….come in and visit our cheery, fused glass studio.

Jara, Megan and Lily celebrated last day of September with gigantic cappuccinos. Yum!

Happy October (almost)!!!! Here’s a fun class offering. Choose between 2 designs ( and there is lotsa room for going rogue. Details below. Class is limited so you know what to do.

Cardinals for Christmas outta the kiln. They’ve been drilled and rinsed. Next up.. wiring!

We had a lovely Saturday, with great conversation while we worked. Jara and Megan worked on ornaments and Becky and Andrew impressed us with their creations. We also enjoyed seeing students who were in to pick up their projects and several wonderful customers. Saturdays are the best!!!!

It’s a perfect day to pop in and see all our wonderful fused glass creations.

Have a completed project, sitting in student boxes, waiting for pick up? It’s a perfect day for that. I’ve got calls to make but every student project made is ready for you to come get.

Jara and Megan are at the studio today working on Christmas ornaments. Woowee! November first is our deadline and it’s coming on fast. Visit our cheery, fused glass studio and see our mad cutting skills.

Next up for Ornament Club…a darling deer and sweet Poinsettia. We’ve loved these monthly creations and so happy to have so many join in. We will teach you everything you need to know to make these precious keepsakes and if you’re a ‘regular’ we will be so happy to welcome you and cheer you on. Details in first comment. Only 3 months left of Ornament club.

We loved this group of gals who gathered to create Mahjong ornaments. So many possibilities. We’ll probably do this again in a month or so. Loved hearing about this very popular game and the joy it’s bringing to so many.

Ornaments outta the kiln. Rinse, drill, rinse, dry, wire….repeat.

Day of the Dead sugar skulls, or calaveras de azúcar, represent a departed soul and symbolize the cyclical nature of life and death.

Join us, Thursday, Oct 1 at 10:30 or 5:30 and creat your own. The finished project will include a frame. Call studio to register. More details in first comment.