Private "Power Hour"
Are you new to glass, or getting back into it after a hiatus? These power hours are geared towards people who already know the basics but want a little help with certain skills, such as soldering or cutting inside curves. You can bring in a project you’re working on or use some of the glass in our shop to practice on.
After purchase, Day Kennedy will contact you to discuss what skills you want help with and to schedule your private power hour. You may purchase multiple sessions if you’d like to spend more than one hour.
*Please bring your own tools, including cutters or soldering irons. I have tools you are welcome to use, but it’s best to practice with the tools you will be using in your own studio.
Are you new to glass, or getting back into it after a hiatus? These power hours are geared towards people who already know the basics but want a little help with certain skills, such as soldering or cutting inside curves. You can bring in a project you’re working on or use some of the glass in our shop to practice on.
After purchase, Day Kennedy will contact you to discuss what skills you want help with and to schedule your private power hour. You may purchase multiple sessions if you’d like to spend more than one hour.
*Please bring your own tools, including cutters or soldering irons. I have tools you are welcome to use, but it’s best to practice with the tools you will be using in your own studio.
Are you new to glass, or getting back into it after a hiatus? These power hours are geared towards people who already know the basics but want a little help with certain skills, such as soldering or cutting inside curves. You can bring in a project you’re working on or use some of the glass in our shop to practice on.
After purchase, Day Kennedy will contact you to discuss what skills you want help with and to schedule your private power hour. You may purchase multiple sessions if you’d like to spend more than one hour.
*Please bring your own tools, including cutters or soldering irons. I have tools you are welcome to use, but it’s best to practice with the tools you will be using in your own studio.