Location: Classroom + Glass Studio (DIYcave - East Building) | 444 SE 9th St, Bend, OR, 97702

Description:

I’m excited to invite you to be part of a new experiment we’re calling Kiln Club — a monthly gathering where we learn, explore, and create fused glass projects together in a book-club style format. The idea is that each month we’ll focus on a new technique or project, share ideas, and support each other as we grow our glass skills.

First Meeting: Thursday, October 16 at 5:30pm

We’ll kick things off with a potluck dinner and planning session. Bring a dish to share and your ideas! At this first meeting, we’ll:

• Talk through the Kiln Club plan and format

• Decide on our first group project

• Set the calendar for upcoming sessions

 

About Kiln Club

• Think “book club” but for fused glass. Each month we’ll have a theme: sometimes technique-driven (like pulling vitrograph, combing, or coldworking), other times project-based (like making coasters, suncatchers, or platters).

• We’ll learn together, share resources and ideas, and make our own unique versions of each project.

• Everyone will take home finished work and a growing library of new techniques.

I’d love for you to join this first gathering and help shape the future of Kiln Club. 

Looking forward to making this a fun, creative addition to our upcoming winter season.

Think it, Make It! 

Heather 

Available spots: Full

Price: $0.00 Taxes waived

Required age: Over 14 years old on the day of the activity

Notes: Glass, Materials and Kiln Firing fee is not included. For your convenience, we will have affordable art glass and other materials available for purchase or bring your own. *COE 90 is the only glass we allow in our kilns unless you schedule your own custom firing.   Your registration and attendance of this event constitutes your agreement to the terms and conditions. www.diycave.com/liabilitywaiver

Prerequisites: For now, please keep this invite within our core group. We’re starting with a small class size as we test out the Kiln Club concept, and wanted to begin with those who have been most active in the glass studio.

Tags: Fused Glass Glass

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