Marbles to Icicles: Flamework Pendant Workshop (Hyannis) Easter Students will be introduced to

Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of working with soft glass—learning how it softens

or place in the center of your dining table as an eye-catching centerpiece

Celery was first cultivated as a food in 17th century France and considered a delicacy and status symbol by Victorians because of the expense of importing it from the Mediterranean

students will explore more advanced glass cutting techniques to shape and assemble a variety of playful fruit designs

Measures roughly 6" in diameter

Marbles to Icicles: Flamework Pendant Workshop (Hyannis) Easter Students will be introduced toRefine your control and build confidence in the flame in this focused, hands on borosilicate workshop. This class is all about developing steady hands, understanding heat control, and mastering smooth, intentional rotationessential skills for shaping glass with precision. Students will begin by creating vibrant, solid marbles, learning how to evenly heat and shape the glass. From there, youll transform those forms by stretching and twisting them into