Classes

This live online class with artist Amanda Simmons will guide you through how she makes her elegant tall vessels. The class includes two live online classes with Amanda, a downloadable Class Guide full of helpful information, and Bullseye's Master Class Video, Tall Vessels with Amanda Simmons. If you already own the video, you can contact us for a coupon code for $125 off the class price (the cost of the Master Class Video).

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Build a body of work inspired by aspects of nature that combine the delicate, transient, and resilient. Artist Amanda Simmons will lead the way in this month-long, multi-session investigation that will help you create several different vessels with unique patterns and surprising depth.

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Create a pair of stylish 5" plates at a Bullseye Glass Resource Center in this all-inclusive, project-based class.

Class Times
Saturday, October 3, 11am Pacific, 2026

After registration be sure to go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCTS to download your Class Guide. It contains the information you'll need for class.

Make an 8" plate in this all-inclusive Great Plates class. It comes with the online video, Great Plates with Ted Sawyer, and a self-led hands-on session at Bullseye Glass Resource Center Los Angeles—with all glass, tools, and kiln time included!

Class Times
Saturday, October 10, 11am, 2026

After registration be sure to go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT to download your Class Guide. It contains the information you'll need for class.

Discover groundbreaking methods you can use to craft highly detailed natural and abstract objects in kilnformed glass.

Class Times
Monday, October 26, 9am-1pm Pacific, Tuesday, October 27, 9am-1pm Pacific, and Tuesday, November 17, 9am-12pm Pacific

After registration, go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCTS to download your Class Guide. It contains all the information you need for class including Zoom links.

Note: While Gottschall Baker often combines multiple techniques in her sculptures, the lost wax kilncasting technique used to create the hand in the main image will not be covered during class.