Create your own tea light candle holder in this introductory glass art workshop at West Elm! Local artist and educator Sarinda Jones will discuss fundamental concepts of glass fusing and slumping, as well as demonstrate the process for properly cutting glass. Students of all skill levels will then assemble glass pieces into functional sculptures in the color pattern of their choice. Sarinda will take the assembled glass objects back to her Salt Lake City studio for firing in her kiln, and the handmade candle holders will be ready for pickup with a tea light two weeks later. Please note that this class involves sharp glass, super glue and tools.

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Craft Lake City® is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Our mission is to educate, promote and inspire local artisans while elevating the creative culture of the Utah arts community through science, technology and art.

In support of our mission, Craft Lake City holds DIY workshops all year long featuring some of Utah’s most skilled artisans. Workshop topics run the gamut from gourmet food to floral arranging to fiber arts. Take a workshop to perfect a skill, kick-start a new hobby, meet like-minded people and support the local maker movement.

Visit our website to view our upcoming workshop schedule: craftlakecity.com/workshops/. Register early as our most popular workshop topics sell out quickly! Sign up for our newsletter to be among the first to know when workshops are listed.

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Did you know? Craft Lake City also produces the DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Festival® the second weekend of every August, Utah’s largest local-centric three-day arts festival. The DIY Festival is a can’t-miss summer event, featuring more than 300 local artisans, craft food creators, performers, DIY engineers, on-site workshops, artisan demonstrations, a parenting lounge and VIP area. It’s held annually the second weekend of every August at the Gallivan Center in downtown Salt Lake City. Visit our web site to learn more: craftlakecity.com.

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