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Old 2018-10-30, 6:44pm
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I'd also suggest you take a beginner class at the Pratt Fine Arts Center. www.Pratt.org

They also have a studio rental program. It requires a membership ($75 a year). After taking a class or two, you can sign up for an orientation and then for an access test. Once you pass the test, you can rent at a far less expensive price than I've seen anywhere else, including use of torch and kiln. It's a great way to get started and see what you like and need. It's also a great way to meet other glass folks and be a part of an awesome community. My closest friends are gals I met through Pratt.
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