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More Fire Glass Studio
Elizabeth Lyons
Eric Dahlberg
| More Fire Glass Studio is located at: |
80 Rockwood Place Rochester, NY 14610 |
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Phone: (585)242-0450
Email: info@morefireglass.com
Website: www.morefireglass.com
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More Fire Glass Studio is a 4,000 square foot facility that provides studio space to glass artists.
The spacious and quiet, newly renovated, hot shop includes a 250 pound crucible furnace,
one 18" glory hole and one 12" glory hole, and both front-loading and top-loading annealers.
Qualified glassblowers can rent the hot shop at the day rate (6 hours) of $150 (12" glory hole), or $200 (18" glory hole).
Unlike many hot shops, More Fire also includes fully equipped flameworking facility, including nine torch stations. Torch rental is available for $12 per hour. |
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More Fire is truly committed to glass education, and its classes are open to students age 15 and up. More Fire has offered the following classes:
| Flameworking & Beadmaking | Hot Shop (Glassblowing) |
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| Basic Glass Beadmaking Intermediate Glass Beadmaking Basic Borosilicate Techniques Comprehensive Flameworking Soft Glass the Venetian Way: Figures and Blown Glass Objects at the Torch Mini Bead Workshops (Dichroic Techniques) | Paperweights for Beginners Glassblowing 1: Drips, Balls, Bubbles, and Cups Glassblowing 2: Vessel Forms Glassblowing 3: Color Techniques Glassblowing 4: Bit-Work Glassblowing 5: Cane Techniques for the Glassblower Advanced Color Techniques (Murrine, Optic Molds, Incalmo, Complex Cane) Introduction to Kiln Casting Introduction to Fusing, Kiln Formed Jewelry, and Small Works |
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