Classes

Create beautiful optical diversity in your glasswork through a simple, ingenious method!

In this live online class, you’ll explore and go beyond the dazzling techniques covered in the ebook Optic Topics: Harmonics by Vitrum Studio. The class video provides an inspiring, step-by-step blueprint for executing the method. Besides introducing new tips and tricks, the two live online sessions ensure your success. Produced in partnership with Vitrum Studio, this class will quickly have you weaving harmonic wave patterns into intricate symphonies of color.

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In this live online class, artist Richard Parrish explores and demonstrates how he makes his exquisite Tapestry glass pieces, all while teaching students how to make their own. The class includes Bullseye's Master Class Video, The Tapestry Project with Richard Parrish, or, if you already own the video, you will receive a coupon for $125 off the class price (the cost of the Master Class Video).

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Fire up your inner alchemist! In this live online class, you will explore the intrigues of glass chemistry, the subtle and dramatic reactive potential of various glass styles, how some glasses can develop unusual surfaces, and how to work with silver foil. By class's end, you'll be ready to conjure and command a wide array of special effects in Bullseye glass!

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Team up with heat, time, and gravity to form glass in a variety of amazing ways. In this live online class with Bullseye’s Hannah Gulick, you’ll learn all about the theory and practice of slumping, an umbrella term for the process of shaping glass in a kiln.

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In this live online class, artist Frank van den Ham shares his process for creating vessels and scrolls without the use of commercial molds. The class includes the long-format instructional video Outside the Mold with Frank van den Ham, which details four distinct projects—two bowls and two scrolls of different sizes. The ebook of van den Ham's memoir, The Boy that Went on a Journey, is also included as part of the class downloads.

Friday, September 25, 12–4pm Pacific & Friday, October 16, 12-3pm Pacific

After registration, go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCTS to download your Class Guide. It contains important information like links to your Zoom meetings and Class Video, which you’ll need to get started.

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 Bay Area—with all glass, tools, and kiln time included!

Class Times
Saturday, September 26, 11am

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.

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

Class Times
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 Bay Area—with all glass, tools, and kiln time included!

Class Times
Saturday, October 10, 11am

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.

In this live online class, artist Richard Parrish teaches how to create striking bas-relief effects in kilnformed glass using fiber paper molds—a key difference from traditional plaster-silica casting. The class includes the instructional video Working in Shallow Space with Richard Parrish, which introduces the core projects and deepens understanding of material choices, color palettes, and coldworking techniques.

Saturday, January 9, 9am–1:30pm Pacific & Saturday, January 30, 9–11am Pacific, 2027

After registration, go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT to download your Class Guide. It contains important information you’ll need to get started.