Fused In Glass

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Glass fusing classes where kids create bowls, plates, and decorative pieces using colorful glass pieces that get fired in a kiln. Mike and Charlie run hands-on sessions that break down the process into manageable steps, letting kids experiment with their own designs using the studio's materials. The reviews mention adults and couples but don't specify age ranges for kids. Classes follow a learn-watch-create structure with plenty of individual guidance. You pick up finished pieces after they're fired, which takes additional time beyond the class.

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