Stained Glass Plant Stakes
9/20/26, Sunday 9am-1pm
Available spots
Service Description
Bring a little permanent bloom to your favorite houseplant. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you'll build a decorative flower stem from hand-cut stained glass — colorful petals climbing a soldered stem, finished on a sturdy stake that tucks right into a potted plant or garden bed. You'll learn the full copper foil (Tiffany) method from start to finish: scoring and breaking glass, grinding edges smooth, wrapping each piece in copper foil, and soldering it all together into a finished piece. No experience needed — we'll walk you through every step. Choose from a range of glass colors to make your stem your own. You'll leave with one large and one small, completed plant stake, ready to display. Instructor: Moxie. Health & safety This class uses lead-based solder, flux, and chemical patina. You'll be working with these materials directly, and we take precautions seriously. We'll go over safe handling and cleanup at the start of class and throughout the class.
Upcoming Sessions
Cancellation Policy
Please read these policies before booking. Registering for a class means you agree to them. Full payment is required at the time of booking to hold your spot. Classes have limited seating and often sell out. Spots are not held without payment. Refunds/Cancelations: - 7 full days before class: full refund, or transfer to another class date at no charge. - Less than 7 full days before class: Unfortunately, at this point is it hard to fill seats last minute and no refund/credit will be given UNLESS we can fill your spot from someone on the waitlist. We understand emergencies arise and we will try to work with students. - No-shows forfeit the class fee. - If we cancel a class for any reason (low enrollment, weather, kiln issues), you'll receive a full refund or a transfer to a future date. Project Pickup - Your pieces will be ready within a week after class, probably sooner. - We'll email or text you when your work is ready. - Please try to pick up projects ASAP. They will be in the pickup box next to the studio door, outside. - Unclaimed work after 60 days will become property of the studio and may be donated or recycled unless arrangements are made with the studio. - Shipping is available for a fee. About Your Finished Piece - Glass is a living material and firing results vary. Colors may shift slightly, bubbles can form, and edges soften unpredictably in the kiln. These variations are part of the craft, not defects. We can't guarantee an exact match to samples or to your expectations, and finished work is not eligible for refunds or re-firing. In rare cases, a piece may crack or break during firing. If this happens, we'll contact you and to discuss options. Safety & Studio Conduct - Closed-toe shoes are required. No sandals or open shoes. - Avoid loose sleeves or hanging jewelry. - You'll be handling cut glass. Small nicks are possible even with care. - We require eye protection for most aspects of this studio, we provide clean safety glasses, or you may bring your own. - Follow all instructor directions. We reserve the right to ask anyone behaving unsafely, unkindly, or inappropriately (at the discretion of the studio instructor) to leave without a refund.
Contact Details
43 Spar Cove Road, Freeport, ME, USA