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   Make a snowman, paperweight, and cup. BEER or WINE GLASS. Learn the basic glass blowing skills to create your own colorful pint glass or stemless wine glass. FLOWER VASE or FLOPPY BOWL. Learn the basic skills for making a beautiful, functional, one-of-a-kind ruffled “floppy” bowl or traditional flower vase. CONTINUING GLASS BLOWING.

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   Your glass project needs to cool at least overnight. Please pick up your project within 30 days. Classes are held with a 3-student minimum and a 6-student max. (However, we can host private parties for groups of up to 50. If you are interested in a private party, contact us!)

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   833 S 19th St. Unit A. Richmond, CA 94804. Get directions. Amenities and More. By Appointment Only. Wheelchair Accessible. Accepts Credit Cards. Accepts Android Pay. 5 More Attributes. About the Business. Bryan G. Business Owner. Slow Burn Glass offers a wide variety of glass classes with no previous experience required.

   • Phone: (510) 778-1548
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   • Location: 833 S 19th St Unit A Richmond, CA 94804

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   Who is slow burn glass studio?

   • Slow Burn Glass Studio LLC was originally founded in 2006 by glass artist and instructor, Bryan Goldenberg in Oakland, California. In July of 2018, Slow Burn expanded into a larger studio in Richmond, California, where artists, students, and special events have access to a 5000-square-foot facility with a 500 lb. furnace.

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   What is the best glass blowing class?

   • BEGINNER GLASS BLOWING Our longest, most hands-on entry-level class. Ideal for those interested in learning technique and the properties of glass. CONTINUING GLASS BLOWING A continuation of the Beginner Glass Blowing, this class allows students to practice what they learned while gaining further experience in the fundamentals of glass.

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   Are glass sculpting workshops open?

   • Glass sculpting workshops are open! See “Classes” below for availability. “May each of my pieces give you as much pleasure as I have had in creating them for you.” Our mission is to create unsurpassed glass art and share the joy of glassblowing with the public.

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5. www.redbluffdailynews.com › 2016/03/11 › hands-onHands-on art classes transform molten glass into cups and ...

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   Mar 11, 2016 · Here’s just a sampling of studios with glassblowing classes: Slow Burn Glass Studio: 2690 Union St., Oakland; www.slowburnglass.com Bay Area Glass Institute: 635 Phelan Ave., San Jose;...

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   Slow Burn offers a variety of beginner classes so you can see and feel how Glass Blowing happens. Once you are hooked there are a variety of other classes offering the opportunity to make amazing things like beer glasses, hearts, pumpkins, Christmas ornaments and vases to name just a few of the fun creations you can make yourself.

   • Location: 833 S 19th St Unit A Richmond, CA 94804

7. richmondconfidential.org › 2021/09/07 › richmondVIDEO: At Richmond glassblowing studio, art is a Slow Burn

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   Sep 7, 2021 · He holds weekly classes for students of all experience levels in his new studio, Slow Burn Glass, in Richmond. In August, Richmond Confidential filmed one of Goldenberg’s classes and chatted with students. Some were inspired to take the class after watching the Netflix series “Blown Away,” which is about glass-blowing.