Specialties
Conway Glass and ARTyRV collaborate to showcase the beauty and joy of handcrafted glass art.
At Conway Glass in South Carolina, visitors can explore blown and stained glass, shop for ornaments and tools, and join hands-on classes and workshops—all reflecting our passion for craftsmanship and creativity.
ARTyRV brings that experience online through tutorials, livestreams, patterns, and educational videos, inspiring a global community to create and learn from anywhere.
Together, we unite the artistry of the studio with the reach of the digital world—sharing the joy of glass, one video and piece at a time.
History
Established in 1990.
For more than 30 years, Ed and Barb Streeter have shared their passion for glassmaking through their work at Conway Glass. Together, they create exquisite blown glass vessels, intricate ornaments, and captivating stained glass windows—each piece a fusion of craftsmanship, creativity, and color.
Conway Glass is a private art studio open to the public, offering onsite stained glass and glass-blowing workshops, as well as online stained glass lessons through their popular YouTube channel.
Three years ago, their grandson James “Taylor” Stevens, a 30-year-old Math Ph.D. graduate, joined the family studio. Taylor has become an integral part of the glassblowing team, bringing his precision, curiosity, and enthusiasm for the art of glass to every creation.
Together, Ed, Barb, and Taylor continue to share the beauty and wonder of glass art with their community and beyond.
Meet the Business Owner: Ed - Barb S.
Discover the magic of glass art at Conway Glass, conveniently located at 708 12th Avenue, Conway, South Carolina, just 11 miles from Myrtle Beach and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean. Our studio is a welcoming destination for locals and visitors alike who want to explore the art of glassblowing and stained glass.
Join us for hands-on classes, workshops, and special events designed for all skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, you’ll enjoy guided instruction, expert tips, and the opportunity to create your own unique glass masterpieces.
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We also create blown glass artwork at an electric glass furnace, producing colorful hand-blown glass bowls, pumpkins, vessels, and ornaments from molten glass at 2150 degrees.
In 2010, we were honored to create a blown glass ornament for the White House.