We did a team building event here. Joanna (sp? Sorry) was a fantastic host. Plenty of time allowed,…read moremany options to add on/alter or make unique. There are several mediums here, it's a spacious place, something for everyone! We enjoyed our time here and would recommend it!!!

I love supporting local and wanted to take my teen for a pottery painting experience. The mugs we…read morewanted were all dirty, but we were assured the markings would burn off. At $40 it's a pricey mug! I understand it's not just the mug, but the paint, rent, kiln, staff expenses. But it meant we'd only be painting one item at that price. So we chatted happily while my teen painted the mug and I asked to color in a tiny heart on the side to fulfill my art craving. That tiny heart, using no additional supplies or brushes, cost me an additional $10. We used 2 colors, 2 brushes and required no guidance, but the final cost of the one mug, plus 2 studio fees (because I painted a tiny heart), without drinks, landed up being over $65! That's a little OTT, but it was a great memory with my teen. I hope the dirt on the mug actually does burn off- because at $65, I'd hope to have an unblemished lifelong memento.

Had a 4 hour class with Rif and it was really awesome experience! He was really patient and…read moreinformative on the basics of Lampworking and standard technique. Enjoyed my time and made a really nice pendant to take home too! Will be coming again

Iv always loved glass art and decided to try my luck at it. So after doing some research I…read morecontacted kifglass and from the start he was very helpful and professional about his lessons. We set one up and I ended up having an amazing first class with Keith. He was extremely patient and helpful. I very much look forward to working with you again really soon !!!!

Confession: I've never been to a glassblowing session. I am one of those weirdos that likes to…read morewatch all kinds of crazy YouTube videos featuring various arts and crafts. Glassblowing has always held a special fascination for me. When our family mentioned that we were going to make ornaments with the kids, I guess I was not sure what to expect. When we arrived at a genuine glass works, I admit - I got a little excited. I also got a little worried. Molten glass is obviously something that must be handled with care. Lots of opportunity for small people to get injured accidentally. I have never been happier to eat my words (and my concerns). Elements Glass had a very organized setup that let adults or children choose the type of ornament they wanted to make. From there, we were partnered with an individual artist who guided my niece and nephew through the creation of their own ornament. She was so gentle and patient with the kids. It made the entire morning very fun and exciting. We can't wait to go back and pick up the completed pieces (the glass orbs have to anneal). Art glass well, my friends!

My daughter & I went and made ornaments today! The staff was helpful & patient. The cost was…read morereasonable & now we have a new family tradition! Thank you Elements!

Bullseye Glass Is a familiar name in the Dallas, Texas área among glass artists, so coming to the…read moreBullseye Factory and Resource Center Is a huge bucketlist item. My trip did not disappoint! I was able to see glass sheets being made and take a tour of the factory and Resource Center. The staff was friendly and helpful and I had a whole new appreciation for the amount of work and quality controls that go into each sheet of glass. I really appreciate that the company works hard to retain their employees and create an atmosphere of collaboration. Seeing the thought that goes into creating the glass not to mention the choreography of the adding and mixing (and yes, I DO mean choreography!) to make the combination of colors. I can't wait to visit again and see and do more. Thank you for a wonderful and unforgettable first visit!

We stopped in here last weekend for I wanted to get some mosaic glass. This place does mainly fused…read moreglass but it's worth the stop! We made snowflakes this visit. So cool!! My boyfriend after that wanted to take a class so we are doing that in March. This place is pretty cool. The people there are very friendly and the glass is well organized

My wife and I han amazing experience in the beginner glass blowing class with Andrew. He was a…read morefantastic instructor--knowledgeable, personable, and made both of us feel comfortable handling magma:) The hands-on experience was a lot of fun, and he did a great job explaining each step of the process. As someone who enjoys understanding how things work, I especially appreciated that he went beyond the basics and spent some time explaining the chemistry and physics behind glass blowing. That extra depth made the experience even more enjoyable for me. I highly recommend this class to anyone interested in trying glass blowing, whether you're just looking for a fun experience or want to learn more about the craft.

This was my first time taking a beginner glass making/blowing class with 3 friends at Firehouse…read moreGlass and I had an amazing time! Our instructor, Andrew, was fun, entertaining, and skilled at teaching to a variety of learning styles. He created a positive and safe space for us to practice multiple techniques. We completed three projects in the 4 hours of class time and were given a tour of their expansive studio space. If you have ever been interested in learning about glass art, I highly recommend this studio!

I have a vintage, fun little piece of costume jewelry...it's my favorite piece. It broke a couple…read moreof years ago, and I could never get anyone to even look at it. Megan was more than happy to look at it. She fixed it, and charged me a more than fair price. I can't wait to go back to shop her store. She has all kinds of vintage goodies!

Megan repaired a broken silver and turquoise necklace for my wife. She did an excellent job. Thank…read moreyou, Megan.

Sweet Lomy Art is a fantastic place to explore your artistic talents. There is inspiration and good…read moreconversations throughout. The best part is you have a keepsake:) Thank you Jenny, you are an amazing instructor!

From the owner: Sweet Lomy Art is a glass art studio that offers fun and unique classes to artists of all ages. We…read morespecialize in fused glass (kilnformed glass) classes. We also offer limited ceramic classes. Glass is a wonderful medium for anyone and with so many colors and projects to choose from, there's always something for everyone to enjoy. We are open during class times a d by appointment only. Business hours vary based on class dates and times since this studio is based out of the owner's home residence.

Grendal, also known as Nicholas Marcelja, is that rarely found breed, a craftsman, an artist, a…read moreteacher, and a man of few words. In his blazing forge and on his ringing anvil, he hammers out a symphony of beautiful handcrafted knives and solid soulful works of iron. He un-self-consciously fits the image to perfection, a large and burly man with a huge gray beard and enormous solid biceps, he appears to have stepped straight out of time. If you want to understand the spirit of the blade, he offers classes in the forging of knives which I found to be rewarding on many levels. He also has a great reputation for teaching children. I can imagine little more exciting and rewarding for a child than to take a class in blacksmithing with Nicholas. It would be something a child would never forget... In fact it was something that I will never forget either.

I completed the knife making class today with my boyfriend and two friends and it was absolutely…read morefantastic. The class was all day (9-5 with a break for lunch) and it flew by. I had never done any black smithing before and I was worried I would end up with a sad lumpy mess, but Nick is an amazing teacher and really works with you to teach you how to make a knife. I have taken other hands on classes (like glass blowing) where you dont get to actually do anything, but this class you are really learning and getting hands on experience. Because there were 4 of us in the class I was able to start a second knife while the others were using the sander to grind their knives. Nick is obviously super knowledgeable and is happy to explain to you not just how something works, but why. We all walked away with really cool knives and I am looking forward to going back. I highly recommend taking a class at Red Troll Forge!!!!!

Okay listen up Yelpers! Need a break from wine tasting or on your way to or from the beach? I…read morehighly recommend you check out this fantastic glass blowing shop! We were enthusiastically greeted by Derek and Tyler, the two main artists. They instantly engaged us in the work they were doing and pointed out what the finished work would look like. They had a fun collection of pendants, wine stoppers, glasses, balls, ornaments, etc. Their work has a playful quality to it and I wanted to bring most of it home. I could have too as it was very affordable. I exercised some rare restraint and selected one piece, a pendant by Tyler. He signed it with his etching pen and put it on a cord for me and I trotted off with my new treasure and a great experience!

Our daughter has been going to Norris Arts every week for 6 years, and we finally understand the…read moremagnetic pull to Ted & Anna's studio! My husband and I enjoyed a date night lesson last night and IT WAS SO FUN!!! Can't wait to return in 2 weeks for a glazing lesson and to be in community with creatives. It made all the heavy stuff fall away for a couple hours! Ted was an amazing teacher and so patient and encouraging. We're hooked!!

If you are looking for a fun and relaxing way to unleash your creativity, I highly recommend Norris…read moreArts. I took a class (well technically two in a valentine's day special class which was an amazing value) there over the last 2 weeks and I was amazed by how much I learned and enjoyed. Ted is not only a talented artist, but also a patient and inspiring teacher. He showed me how to turn a lump of clay into a beautiful bowl, step by step, with clear instructions and helpful tips. He also encouraged me to experiment with different shapes, textures, and colors, and to express my own style and vision. He made me feel confident and proud of my work, even though I had no prior experience with pottery. The studio itself is a cozy and inviting space. There are plenty of tools and materials to choose from, and everything is clean and organized. The atmosphere is friendly and supportive, and you can chat with other students or work quietly at your own pace. Ted is always there to answer your questions, offer feedback, or just share his passion for art. He creates a stress-free environment where you can relax and have fun. I had a wonderful time at Norris Arts, and I can't wait to go back for another session. I learned a lot and brought home multiple unique pieces of art that I love. It is a hidden gem in the Camas and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to try something new and creative.