merigypsy
2008-03-08, 8:23am
Hi
I just took a beginner's Boro class at Diablo glass school in Boston, Mass.
It had 3 big sections, a lampworking studio to hold 8-9 students, a large hot glass area and a studio for stained glass classes.
http://www.diabloglassschool.com/index.html
Thier beadmaking classes, presently, are pretty much all beginner and in morretti. I took a beginner class in Boro- but it was not beadmaking.
I was impressed with the place.
I spoke with Emily, the class director, and she said they are open to getting lampwork beadmaking teachers in there. Most of their teachers are specialized in hot glass. So this is pretty much wide open for all sorts of classes. It is near a subway stop and easily accessable.
I love Playing with Fire up in Maine and Tincity in Connecticut looks great, too. But this is a nice place in between for local lampworkers.
So just FYI to teachers- please come!
Thanks
Merilee
I just took a beginner's Boro class at Diablo glass school in Boston, Mass.
It had 3 big sections, a lampworking studio to hold 8-9 students, a large hot glass area and a studio for stained glass classes.
http://www.diabloglassschool.com/index.html
Thier beadmaking classes, presently, are pretty much all beginner and in morretti. I took a beginner class in Boro- but it was not beadmaking.
I was impressed with the place.
I spoke with Emily, the class director, and she said they are open to getting lampwork beadmaking teachers in there. Most of their teachers are specialized in hot glass. So this is pretty much wide open for all sorts of classes. It is near a subway stop and easily accessable.
I love Playing with Fire up in Maine and Tincity in Connecticut looks great, too. But this is a nice place in between for local lampworkers.
So just FYI to teachers- please come!
Thanks
Merilee