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Are you ready to get creative with glass? From fused glass to mosaic making, our glassblowing classes in London offer plenty for you to explore in 2026. Glass might not be the most common artistic medium, but thanks to its unique and beautiful properties, it’s possible to create some breathtaking keepsakes for your home.
Ideal for beginners as well as the more experienced crafters, our glass workshops will provide a welcome break from the stresses of city life and give you fun things to do in London away from the hustle and bustle.
Wondering which of our London glassblowing classes is the perfect fit for you? Whether you’re looking for fun group activities, craft ideas for kids, or are planning a hen do with a difference, we’ve put together a list of four types of glass making and mosaic classes in the capital for you to try.
1. London fused glass workshops
Have fun with fused glass at one of our specialist London-based glass art classes! Glass fusing is the process of heating different pieces of sheet glass together to create unique designs, pictures or patterns. Your finished piece will be fired in the kiln, which is why this craft is also known as kiln formed glass.
From sun catchers to coasters, fused glass can be used to create a colourful array of stunning items for your home. If abstract patterns aren’t your thing, you can even recreate your favourite places and pictures in glass form, making glass art an ideal choice for anyone who wants to make unique personalised gifts for their loved ones.
Versatile and with endless potential, fused glass art is great for all ages, experience levels, and tastes. Tealight holders, trinket dishes, hanging decorations – whatever you choose to make, our friendly glass art classes will give you the freedom to unlock your creativity and come away with something as unique as you are.
Don't just take our word for it – our amazing craft community knows their stuff! Here's Nicola Smith with her stellar review of the fused glass bowl making class from E3 Glass Studios:
"What a great way to spend a Saturday!Nadine was an excellent teacher. She gave comprehensive instructions, design ideas and encouragement.All equipment and materials included.I’m really looking forward to seeing how my bowls turn out (you can make flat tiles or bowls, or a mixture)."
2. Glassblowing classes in London
There’s nothing like the glow of molten glass and the feel of traditional tools in your hand to whisk you away from the stresses of everyday life! Glass blowing has enchanted artisans and spectators alike for thousands of years. And now, you can experience the thrill for yourself at one of our glassblowing classes in London.
A little more physical than glass painting or learning how to make a mosaic, glass blowing puts the power of production right in your palms. From melting your glass to turning a traditional blow pipe, you’ll unlock the tips, tricks and secrets of this once-exclusive art and learn how to create your very own hand blown glass ornaments.
Ideal for unusual gift experiences or team building events with a twist, our London glassblowing workshops will enable you to learn a new skill with the help of some of the most skilled instructors in the UK. They’ll provide everything you need for a safe, supportive and super-fun class. Ready to fire up your enthusiasm and embrace your creativity? Book a London glass blowing class today!
Talented ClassBento craft community member Melissa Sofia Tavares da Silva loved her glassblowing class with Samantha Sweet – here's her five-star review:
"I had such a wonderful time at this class — it was an unforgettable experience. Sam is an exceptional teacher: friendly, knowledgeable, and incredibly engaging. The session was not only fun but also really well organised. I would highly recommend this experience, whether as a thoughtful gift or as part of a unique day out. I'm already looking forward to booking again in the future!"
3. Stained glass classes across the capital
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Stained glass has adorned some of the world’s most spectacular buildings for millennia. Now, thanks to our stained glass workshops in London, you’ll be able to bring this bright and beautiful craft into your home too.
Stained glass art decorations are a wonderful way to transform suntraps into a sensation. Whether you choose to hang your creation in your hallway or bedazzle your bedroom windows, your glass masterpiece will add a personal touch that you can be proud of. But it’s not just the end result of your class that’s bound to brighten your day.
Looking for a fun date night activity, a relaxing end to a day out in London or unique birthday present ideas to do with friends? A stained glass art experience will encourage you to forget your troubles and focus on the task at hand. It can be tricky to find time for yourself when workplace worries are only a phone call away – so switch off, settle down, and enjoy some much-needed ‘me time’ at a stained-glass class near you.
If you want to hear from someone who knows their stuff, here's a five-star review from ClassBento crafter Clair Elven on their traditional stained glass class in Islington with Cheryl Powling Glass:
"The teacher, Cheryl, was very friendly, knowledgeable and encouraging. She guided us skilfully through the process of creating our own small stained glass window. It was an intense day, requiring concentration and precision. Cheryl kept everyone on track, helped everyone each step of the way and all of us left with an enormous sense of achievement along with our own piece of stained glass. I have a completely new appreciation of this craft and would thoroughly recommend this experience."
4. Mosaic classes near you
Mosaic art originated in ancient Mesopotamia – but from Mayfair to Mile End, you can experience the fun of our modern-day mosaic classes right here in London. Perfect for hen parties, kids’ birthdays, or simply catching up with a friend, you’ll learn how to make a mosaic in a supportive studio where creative license is the name of the game. Want to make a front door sign, decorative tile or even a beautiful ceramic bird for your garden? The choice is entirely up to you!
From carefully cutting your tiles to grouting your finished design, mosaic making is a wonderfully relaxing process. That means our classes are the perfect place for a long-awaited catch up with a friend – whether you book an afternoon class with coffee and cake or a regular course to fully immerse yourself in learning your new skill.
While your beginner-friendly class may be your first taste of mosaic art, it doesn’t have to stop there. At one of our London mosaic classes, you’ll pick up all the know-how you need to turn your interest into a life-long hobby, so you can continue making mosaic masterpieces from the comfort of your own home.
Need more convincing? Here's ClassBento crafter Christina Lyn Dix with a glowing review of her Turkish Mosaic Art Workshop in London:
"Excellent workshop, I would highly recommend it. It was a lot of fun to create the designs on paper, trying out different colours and patterns, before sticking them onto the glass. The teachers were very friendly and gave great advice on creating our lamps. My gift card was originally for a cooking class but I fancied a craft class instead and am so pleased I was easily able to switch it to this one."
Glassblowing classes in London FAQs
How is a glass sculpture made?
You can make your very own hand blown glass sculpture at one of our glassblowing classes in London. Your friendly instructor will show you how to melt the glass in a furnace, before shaping the molten glass using a traditional tool called a blow tube.
Can you make glass art at home?
Once you’ve finished your chosen glass blowing class, you’ll have all the knowledge and skills you need to create your own glass and mosaic art at home. If you think you’ll need specialist tools, you can even ask your instructor to recommend the right ones for you and your experience level.
How do I get started in glass art?
All of our London glassblowing classes are completely beginner-friendly and will provide everything you need to get started. So why not book now and start crafting?
For a rundown of everything to expect at your first London glass art class, click here!
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Runs regularly
Nine Elms
1 to 65 guests
£36 - £40
6 years in business
