Design and Create Two Mosaic Glass Pendants on Grand Lake’s Doorstep

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Design and Create Two Mosaic Glass Pendants on Grand Lake’s Doorstep

A focused, two-hour workshop at Rocky Mountain Folk School that teaches mosaic design, gluing and grouting so you leave with two wearable glass pendants you made yourself.

Design and Create Two Mosaic Glass Pendants on Grand Lake’s Doorstep.

Duration
2 Hourstttt
Location
Grand Lake
Operator
Rocky Mountain Folk School
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set in Grand Lake, Colorado, this hands-on class walks students through the craft of glass mosaic to design, assemble and finish two pendant necklaces—an accessible, guided introduction to mosaic techniques with time for individual creativity.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE MAKING

Two finished, wearable pendants

Each participant completes two unique glass mosaic pendants during the session, leaving with polished, wearable pieces and the techniques needed to continue creating at home.

THE PROCESS

Learn the full mosaic workflow

The class covers every step—from selecting bevels and arranging glass to gluing, setting and grouting—so students experience the entire mosaic process in a single session.

THE MATERIALS

A variety of colorful glass and bevels

Participants work with an array of glass pieces and bevels, allowing personal expression through color and pattern as they design small-scale wearable art.

What the day feels like

What the Workshop Feels Like

The two-hour class is relaxed and hands-on: after a brief introduction to materials and safety, students choose glass pieces, sketch or arrange their patterns, glue and set the tiles, then grout and finish two pendants under guided instruction—an immediate, rewarding arc from idea to worn object.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who gets the most from this short studio workshop.

1
Creative AdultsIdeal for adults seeking a short, guided craft session to learn mosaic basics and leave with finished jewelry rather than a multi-session commitment.
2
Couples & FriendsA relaxed, social two-hour experience that suits pairs who want a shared creative activity and a tangible takeaway.
3
Beginner CraftersDesigned as an introduction to mosaic techniques, the workshop is appropriate for first-timers who want step-by-step instruction.
4
Families (older kids)May suit families with older children who can handle small glass pieces and concentrated handwork; verify age suitability with the operator.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for hands-on work, closed-toe shoes, and bring reading glasses if you need them for close detail; bring water or a non-alcoholic beverage.

Logistics

The workshop meets at Rocky Mountain Folk School, 315 Pitkin St, Grand Lake, CO 80447, and runs approximately two hours.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the workshop?

The session runs approximately two hours.

Where does the class meet?

At Rocky Mountain Folk School — 315 Pitkin St, Grand Lake, CO 80447.

What will I make?

Participants design and finish two glass mosaic pendant necklaces during the class and leave with completed, wearable pieces.

Do I need prior mosaic experience?

No prior experience is required; the workshop provides guided instruction covering design, gluing and grouting.

What should I wear or bring?

Bring comfortable clothing for hands-on work, closed-toe shoes, reading glasses if needed, and water or a non-alcoholic drink.

What materials will I work with?

Students work with a variety of glass pieces and bevels provided in the class to compose their pendant designs.