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Sep

13

Glassblowing Drinking Glasses & Set of 2 Fused Glass Coasters with NSGS Proctor St

by North Shore Glass School

$195

Sep

13

Glassblowing Drinking Glasses & Set of 2 Fused Glass Coasters with NSGS Proctor St

by North Shore Glass School

195

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Date & Time

September 13

1:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Organizer
North Shore Glass School
978-219-4143
contact@northshoreglassschool.com
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Venue
North Shore Glass School
16 Proctor St
Salem
, MA
01970
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Join us to make your very own blown glass drinking glass and fused glass coaster set. Each participant will get a turn making a custom blown glass cup and will learn how to design, cut, shape and arrange flat glass into a set of coasters.

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