Turn pre-cut glass into your own suncatcher with a beginner-friendly introduction to the Tiffany method
3 hrs
50+ people
Tools, materials, instruction
Explore the copper foil, or Tiffany, method of stained-glass creation in a hands-on class. This streamlined introduction suits beginners and mixed groups looking to try a craft together, without the depth of a full mastery course.
Arrive at our studio and marvel at all the gorgeous glass – it’s like candy for your eyes. (Maybe grab a snack, too, while you wander around!)
Watch your instructor demo the entire process, and try not to panic. It might seem like a lot, but don’t worry—we’ve got you!
Get to it! You’ll grind, foil, and solder your piece. By the end, you’ll be wondering why you ever doubted yourself.
Wash, rinse, and walk away with your very own masterpiece. You'll be glowing with pride and appreciation for the craft!
Cancellations 7+ days before class receive a full refund. Cancellations 48+ hours but less than 7 days before class receive a 60% refund or full credit. Less than 48 hours: no refund or credit. Custom-color purchases are nonrefundable once glass is cut. If the operator cannot accommodate your scheduled class, you'll receive a full refund.
Product ID: 5V7VHG
Yes, the studio is wheelchair accessible.
Yes, a custom design costs an additional $30 for drafting the pattern. Custom designs are limited to 8 pieces and around 6 inches in size so you can finish within the class time.
No. This introductory class does not teach glass cutting, patina, or the full skills needed to use the Tiffany method independently.
3888 Forest Street, Unit 2, Denver, CO 80207
Had a delightful afternoon with a friend learning to do stained glass. Was harder than I thought, but the instructor Jordan was patient and knowledgeable. Will be back for sure!!
Annette Fowler
September 6, 2026
Had a delightful afternoon with a friend learning to do stained glass. Was harder than I thought, but the instructor Jordan was patient and knowledgeable. Will be back for sure!!
Annette Fowler
September 6, 2026
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