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Teaming up with the ASGS
We're working with the American Scientific Glassblower Society in an effort to get instructional videos from their symposiums out to a broader audience.

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The pure possibility of creation when glass is in a molten state - it inspired glass blowers in 50 BC to tame fire, and spawned entire cultures of torchwork throughout the centuries. The harmony of flame and glass still unites us as lampworkers, artists, and craftspeople, and it's why Glasscraft is in business and continues to thrive today.

Expanding the Boundaries of Glasswork

Founded in 1970 by Homer Hoyt, one of America's flameworking pioneers, Glasscraft is a leading distributor of the finest selection of glassworking supplies, tools, and equipment. Now partnered with Winship Designs, the grassroots company that helped fuel the West Coast's borosilicate renaissance since 1985, we continue to honor the traditions of glassblowing while helping shape the future of the craft and the great artists that expand its boundaries year after year.

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Recent Blog Posts

Announcing the 2018 Webinar Project!

Fri, Jan 05 2018 3:54 pm Jesse Wakeley Comments

Have glass goals for 2018? If so, we have a great offer to help you on your way! Get access to 12 Webinar recordings for $170! Offer through January 15.

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Important Notice Regarding Glasscraft Golden

Tue, Sep 05 2017 4:20 pm Glasscraft Team Comments

After careful consideration, Glasscraft will be leaving our operations in Golden Colorado. The Eugene, Oregon location will remain and be our primary distribution center and company headquarters.

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The 2017 Webinar Project- January

Tue, Feb 21 2017 9:37 am Jenn Langill Comments

Many of us start the new year with goals and resolutions. My goal this year was to expand my skill set behind the torch. My name is Jenn Langill, I have been a hobbyist on the torch for 9 years, 2 of those years were spent in the Scientific Glass Technology Program at Salem Community College. I am currently the Education Coordinator for Glasscraft. All those awesome classes and webinars Glasscraft offers, I help make those happen. I spend a lot of time behind a desk.In fact, in 2016 I was behind a torch 3 times. Crazy, huh? So this year, I decided to take advantage of all the webinars that Glasscraft offers. My goal was 1 webinar per month and at least 3 torch sessions working on what I learned. Then I thought, what if I worked with a group of people doing the same thing? So, the 2017 Webinar Project was born.