GRANBY WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Fused Light: A Two‑Hour Intro to Glass Fusing in Granby
A two-hour, adult-only beginner class that teaches safe glass cutting, layering and kiln preparation so you can create night lights, plant stakes or similar fused-glass pieces.
Fused Light: A Two‑Hour Intro to Glass Fusing in Granby.
In Granby, Colorado, Rocky Mountain Folk School’s two‑hour Glass Fusing for Beginners workshop—led by glass artist Linda Dewey—walks adults through the essentials of fused glass: arranging color and form, safe cutting, and preparing work for the kiln. All materials and safety gear are provided, and finished pieces are collected later due to kiln scheduling. The class meets at Lonesome Stone Pottery (946 CO Rd 60, Granby, CO).
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Design and fuse your own glass piece
Participants learn how to layer and arrange glass in different shapes and colors to design a personalized item—examples include night lights, horseshoes and plant stakes—using instructor guidance and studio materials provided.
Guidance from an experienced glass artist
The two‑hour class is led by Linda Dewey, who guides students through safe cutting techniques and the basics of kiln preparation, making the workshop accessible to those with no prior experience.
Hands‑on techniques, followed by kiln firing
Workshops cover cutting, arranging and preparing pieces for firing; because of kiln scheduling and firing times, finished work is fired separately and available for later pickup.
What the day feels like
What the workshop feels like
The session moves from demonstration to hands‑on work: after a brief introduction you choose shapes and colors, practice safe cutting, layer glass to achieve your design, and prepare the piece for the kiln—an intensive, practiced introduction to fused glass in roughly two hours.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this workshop suits—and who should take extra care.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The class runs for approximately two hours.
Meet at Lonesome Stone Pottery — 946 CO Rd 60, Granby, CO 80446.
All materials and safety gear are provided by the studio.
Wear closed‑toe shoes for safety; contact the organizer if you are taking blood thinners.
Finished pieces are fired on the studio’s kiln schedule and must be picked up at a later date.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the workshop?
The class is two hours long.
Who can attend this class?
The workshop is for ages 18 and older.
Are materials and tools provided?
Yes—all materials and safety gear are provided by the studio.
When do I get my finished piece?
Finished pieces are fired on the studio’s kiln schedule and are available for pickup at a later date.
Who teaches the class?
The class is taught by glass artist Linda Dewey and offered through Rocky Mountain Folk School.
Do I need to tell anyone about medications or health conditions?
If you are taking blood thinners, contact the organizer before signing up.
Where do I meet for the workshop?
Meet at Lonesome Stone Pottery, 946 CO Rd 60, Granby, CO 80446.
Can I continue with more advanced classes after this one?
Yes—after completing this beginner class you may advance to intermediate workshops.