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Lampwork Glass Flower Workshop

Make your own glass flowers in this beginner-friendly lampwork workshop in London

FirePetal Studio

5.0 (984)

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2 hours

1 to 8 (public classes), 8 to 14 (private) (private classes)

£49 - £147 (£49 for Taster - 1 hour; £98 for (Recommended) Creative - 2 hours; £147 for Extended - 3 hours)

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What you'll do

1. Safety Training

A brief safety training and live demonstration covering proper torch use and tool handling.

2. Pick Your Project & Glass

Choose your glass rods and decide what to create based on your preference and time

3. Learn the Steps

Follow step-by-step guidance with teacher support.

4. Make Your Glass Piece

Shape molten glass and create your own unique piece with support from your teacher.

5. Gift Packaging

Once the glass cools down, your finished piece will be carefully packaged and brought home.

Join this glass flowers lampwork class in London and discover the art of shaping molten glass into delicate floral designs. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking for a fresh challenge to inspire you, this hands-on workshop provides a supportive space to learn a unique craft only a six-minute walk from Stratford Station.

You'll be guided through every step of the process, from a vital safety introduction to the refined techniques of heating, melting, and forming glass over an open flame. There's no need to worry about creative anxiety; your experienced tutor will provide the hands-on help you need to feel confident as you work with this mesmerising material.

Depending on how much you'd like to explore, you can choose from three different session lengths:

Taster Class – 1 hour

Create one small glass flower during the session
Learn essential heating, shaping, and basic flame-control techniques
Step-by-step guidance from an experienced tutor
Take your finished piece home

Creative Class – 2 hours [Recommended]

Choose from 20+ glass flower styles, including iris, daffodil, cactus and more
Learn a wider range of lampwork techniques
Step-by-step guidance from an experienced tutor
Create one or more handcrafted glass flowers
Includes a ceramic pot and a beautiful gift-ready package

Extended Class – 3 hours

Create more advanced glass flower designs such as lily, rose and sunflower
Learn more refined shaping and flame-control techniques
Step-by-step guidance from an experienced tutor
Create one or more detailed handcrafted glass flowers
Includes a ceramic pot and a beautiful gift-ready package

It's a fantastic way to switch off from the digital world and find a moment of mindfulness through tactile creation. You'll leave the studio feeling empowered by your new skills, taking home your own handmade glass flowers, beautifully packaged and ready to display or give as a thoughtful gift. This experience is a wonderful way to upgrade your usual night out and find your spark in a friendly, artistic environment.

Please note:

This workshop involves hot glass, heated tools and open flames.
Other workshops may run at the same time.
Duration shown as 2 hours, but actual workshop time depends on the option selected.
Additional time may be needed for glass cooling (~10 mins).

Upcoming dates for Lampwork Glass Flower Workshop

Times are London time. Dates and prices as of 12 Oct 2026, 11:19am; availability and price are confirmed live when booking on this page.

2220 upcoming dates between 13 Oct 2026 and 31 Dec 2027.

Tue 13 Oct 2026, 9:30am-11:30am
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What you'll get

A wide range of glass colours and materials for free.
One or more handcrafted glass flowers.
Beautiful gift package.
Learn essential lampwork and flame-control techniques.
Step-by-step guidance.
Turn your own ideas into beautiful glass flowers.

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Recent reviews of Lampwork Glass Flower Workshop

5/5 from Ikra Hussain, attended Sep 2026: Great introductory class. I made a small glass flower and although it is not perfect, I think it’s cute and unique. My instructor, Meg, gave clear instructions and was very helpful. Fun activity to do on your own. Be aware of the health & safety rules to avoid burns/accidents.
5/5 from Katherine, attended Sep 2026: Teacher was amazing and very good at explaining the techniques. Lots of options as to what you can make. It was really easy to book and the 2 hour slot we had went in a flash. A real treat and would def ho sgain! Thank you.
5/5 from Jen Jasmine, attended Aug 2026: We had an amazing session with Meg. She was so patient and supportive- helping us through each step. She demonstrated everything very clearly and was on hand to help and advise. Would highly recommend giving this a go if you are looking for something different and challenging to try. Lovely workshop (especially the aircon) and a great range of equipment and resources.
5/5 from Sarah Biggs, attended Aug 2026: Please be Careful how you Get the flowers home! I really enjoyed this class, and the teachers were very helpful and patient and I think I quickly got the hang of the flower-making. I managed to make 3 lovely little flowers in the alloted hour and and I will definately book the 2-hour class. Please note, while it should go without saying that Glass Is Fragile, the flowers are VERY delicate and the glass is very thin, and even though staff pack them well for transport with paper straw I was dismayed to find that why I got home, every one of the pieces was smashed! (The perils of public transport.) This is by no means any reflection on the staff or the class, but a warning to anyone taking it to make sure you don't get curious about taking the flowers out of the packaging too quickly and maybe take an extra bag or a small box with you for going home. Thanks again to everyone there and I hope to visit you soon!
3/5 from Suzie Black, attended Aug 2026: I came here with my auntie for my birthday and I genuinely really enjoyed the creative side of the experience and watching our pieces come to life. It was exciting and very relaxing - I would definitely do it again!!! However, I was quite concerned about the safety and lack of guidance throughout. We were given gloves, but I was given three different pairs before I even started because they already had holes in them. My auntie accidentally touched the hot glass twice and ended up with blisters on both index fingers, despite wearing the gloves. I know we were told not to touch anything hot and accidents can happen, but when you’re working with fire, extremely hot glass and a blowtorch, I would expect the safety equipment to be properly checked and for there to be more supervision throughout. For the amount of money we paid, I expected a more guided and structured session. I often felt I had to actively ask for help rather than being guided step by step throughout. Given the nature of the activity and the equipment involved, I think better supervision and a more guided approach would make the experience much safer going forward. I do want to say that when my auntie was burned, the staff member dealt with it quickly and gave her burn gel, which we appreciated. However, overall I think the studio needs to review the condition of its protective equipment and consider providing more guidance and supervision during the session.
5/5 from Adhavan, attended Jul 2026: Did some flower petals and connected them to some stems. Was really fun, our teacher was excellent - really kind and helpful (especially when I was doing things wrong), and gave us great safety guidance too.
5/5 from Angelika Olszowa-Maciejewska, attended Jul 2026: Great workshop, glassworking was completely new for us, I recommend the 3h option to learn the medium and take your time. There are a lot of flowers to choose from and you will be shown the steps needed to recreate what you picked. You get a lot of creative freedom and you are encouraged to experiment. The glass can be unforgiving but it's also very relaxing when you make petal after petal.
5/5 from Samreen Aslam, attended Jul 2026: I can't recommend this enough. From the moment we arrived, everything was well organised and friendly. Jerry explained both the safety side and the techniques in a really easy-to-understand way, giving everyone confidence to work independently. I loved that each flower turned out completely different, and it was amazing to see everyone's creativity come through. I'd happily book another workshop here.
5/5 from Rosalba Vitale, attended Jul 2026: I wasn't sure if two hours would be too long, but the time flew by. There was plenty of opportunity to practise the techniques and personalise the flower with different colours. It felt like a genuine learning experience rather than just following instructions.
5/5 from Amina Yakub, attended Jul 2026: We booked this as a family activity and everyone had a fantastic time. Holly was so patient with everyone and made sure we all got individual help when we needed it. Such a welcoming studio.
5/5 from Noemi Ferraro, attended Jul 2026: Absolutely loved it! I’d seen videos of lampworking before but never imagined I’d get to try it myself. The tutor explained everything step by step, and I left with a beautiful flower that now sits on my desk.
5/5 from Eira Griffiths, attended Jul 2026: Such a unique workshop. The atmosphere was relaxed, the group size was just right, and I never felt rushed. Definitely one of the best craft classes I've been to.
2/5 from Anonymised ClassBento customer, attended Jul 2026: A friend and I booked the two-hour course. I'd say it's much more suitable for people who have done something similar before or who naturally lean towards arts and crafts. For complete beginners or newbies, though, I wouldn't recommend it. The environment was relaxing, which was nice, but I felt like we were mostly left to our own devices. We'd occasionally get a comment if we were doing something wrong, but usually about 10 minutes after we'd started, by which point we'd already spent a lot of time heading in the wrong direction. It felt like a bit of a waste and wasn't particularly supportive when trying to learn a completely new craft. Overall, the class felt quite disorganised. It often felt like the three instructors were just having a chat between themselves rather than actively guiding us. We did eventually make something that vaguely resembled what we'd hoped to create, but at the end we were left standing around waiting for our items to be packaged. No one explained what was happening, so we were just left waiting while the instructors continued chatting. The "beautiful gift packaging" turned out to be a small paper bag with some tissue paper, which was a little underwhelming. To make matters worse, my piece literally broke as I walked out the door, and my friend's broke on the way home. Overall, I was very disappointed and honestly feel like it was a huge waste of money. My friend and I regularly do creative art classes around London, and this has to be one of the worst we've been to. We've definitely made some questionable pieces over the years, but this experience was frustrating because, as beginners, we really could have done with more structure and guidance. As I said, I don't think this is a great class for beginners or first-timers. It's much better suited to people who already have some experience or who are naturally quick at picking up arts and crafts. I will say that the instructors were friendly, and all the information and instructions beforehand were very clear. The venue was also easy to find. Unfortunately, the class itself was rather disappointed.
5/5 from Jayanthiny Kangatharan, attended Jun 2026: This was my first class in a lampwork glass flower workshop and the teachers were super patient in teaching me the different steps. They were very encouraging in their guidance and I learned varied lampwork techniques. I created different shapes and it was a joy to see the different handcrafted glass flowers come together eventually.
5/5 from Valentina Moretti, attended Jun 2026: A lovely introduction to lampworking. Relaxing, creative and very rewarding once you see the finished piece.
5/5 from Daciana Popescu, attended Jun 2026: I booked this as a gift experience and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our weekend. Learning a completely new skill was fun, and the finished flower looks amazing displayed at home.
5/5 from Rukhsana Mahmudi, attended Jun 2026: Really enjoyed this class. Clear instructions, friendly atmosphere and a beautiful glass flower ring to take home.
5/5 from Coralie Winterbourne, attended Jun 2026: Had such a great time at this workshop. I’d never worked with glass before, but the tutor made everything feel safe and approachable. Watching the glass soften in the flame and gradually turn into a flower was fascinating. I was genuinely surprised by what I managed to create.
5/5 from Anna Purser, attended Jun 2026: Holly our teacher was wonderful, so patient and calm. We loved the process of making our cherry blossoms and so pleased we could take them straight home. Can’t wait to go back again and again and make all the things!
5/5 from Etheline Foxworth, attended Jun 2026: The whole experience was much more hands-on than I expected. The tutor guided us step by step, but we still had plenty of freedom to make our flowers unique. A very satisfying workshop.
5/5 from Matas Guzauskas, attended May 2026: Class was very fun, teacher made it very simple to understand and helped make our first flowers out of glass.
5/5 from Elodie Ji, attended May 2026: Holly was a great teacher, helpful and patient. We enjoyed a lot these 2 hours. The only thing that could be better is a protective package for our fragile work. Paper Kraft bag and loose straw are definitely not enough Glass dome should be better or at least at sell.
4/5 from Khatijah Ahmed, attended May 2026: The class and teaching itself was good and a relaxing atmosphere! There is a timer that starts from the moment you start the activity which is good! There was some confusion about the amount of time you are buying and the guidance on which flowers you can/can't make within the allotted time wasn't very clear. Having the displayed flowers seperated and arranged into what you can make within a 1 hour class, 2 hour class and 3 hour class would be helpful. I bought the taster class thinking it was 2 hours but its only an hour (misleading when booking) and it was difficult getting into the building (the door to access the building was locked which made us late to the class)
2/5 from Shuang Song, attended May 2026: Poor attitude from the teacher was not appropriate for the £98 we paid. The teacher was quite young, acted like they really didn’t want to be there teaching this class, didn’t explain the techniques while demonstrating, and forgot to tell us to wear gloves until we proactively asked them, which is a safety concern The teacher was extremely preoccupied with the time limit, and was inflexible with requests. We arrived 10 minutes early to the studio but had to call the teacher to say we’d arrived. Starting setup was slow and ate into our 2 hour time slot, which was not extended. However, glassworking itself seems really interesting and the studio had great facilities. Would love to try this again with an engaged teacher who reflects the price point.
5/5 from Anil Bhatia, attended Apr 2026: Meg was excellent!! Definitely will come back
5/5 from Anika Haschemian, attended Apr 2026: Very good teaching. Easy to understand. It was super fun
5/5 from Edith Somerville, attended Apr 2026: This workshop exceeded my expectations. The whole process was fascinating, from melting the glass to forming the petals, and there was enough creative freedom to make each flower unique. Molly was patient, attentive, and made everyone feel at ease. A memorable experience I’d happily do again.
5/5 from Selene Papadakis, attended Apr 2026: Lovely class overall. Friendly tutors, well organised, and a very rewarding finished piece at the end.
5/5 from Chioma Eze, attended Apr 2026: Really enjoyable from start to finish. It’s surprisingly calming once you get used to shaping the glass.
5/5 from Romilly Dean, attended Apr 2026: Booked this as a gift and it was such a good choice. Jerry made the session fun and engaging, and everyone in the group seemed to have a great time. Would definitely recommend.
5/5 from Talia Benhamou, attended Apr 2026: Great afternoon activity. Relaxed vibe, clear instructions, and you get to take home something beautiful.
5/5 from Caitlin Rhodes, attended Apr 2026: I had a fantastic time at this class. Megan was knowledgeable and made the process feel approachable, even with no prior experience. The studio had a lovely atmosphere and I left with a flower I’m genuinely proud of.
5/5 from Anika Suresh, attended Apr 2026: Short but very enjoyable workshop. Perfect if you want to try something new without committing a whole day.
5/5 from Marnie Fletcher, attended Apr 2026: Went with a friend and we both had a great time. It takes a little patience at first, but once you get into it, it’s really satisfying. Ella was warm and encouraging throughout.
5/5 from Safaa Mahmoud, attended Apr 2026: Such a fun experience. Creative, hands-on, and something a bit different from the usual activities in London.
5/5 from Genevieve Porter, attended Apr 2026: Really lovely class. I was a complete beginner, but Holly explained everything so clearly that I felt comfortable straight away. My flower turned out better than expected.
5/5 from Clara Westwood, attended Apr 2026: Great experience overall. Creative, memorable, and perfect if you’re looking for a unique activity in London.
5/5 from Poppy Norbury, attended Apr 2026: Really enjoyable from start to finish. Clear guidance, lovely studio, and a rewarding finished piece at the end.
5/5 from Yasmin Rahman, attended Apr 2026: I absolutely loved this class. The process of heating and shaping the glass was fascinating, and there was enough freedom to make the flower feel personal with different colours and styles. Molly was attentive and encouraging, which made a big difference. I’d happily book again.
5/5 from Cecilia Fairleigh, attended Apr 2026: Had a great time. It’s hands-on, interesting, and much more relaxing than I expected.
5/5 from Mina Prasad, attended Apr 2026: Short but brilliant class! Loved taking home something I’d actually made myself.
5/5 from Milo Ashcroft, attended Apr 2026: Booked this on a whim and it ended up being such a good decision. Jerry was funny, knowledgeable, and kept the whole session engaging. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to try something different.
5/5 from Leila Faris, attended Apr 2026: Really fun workshop. Great for beginners and a nice way to spend a couple of hours doing something creative.
5/5 from Rosalie Thornley, attended Apr 2026: This was one of the most unique workshops I’ve done in London. Megan explained the process clearly and made sure everyone felt confident using the tools. The atmosphere was friendly and welcoming, and my flower turned out beautifully.
5/5 from Harriet Brookley, attended Apr 2026: Such a lovely experience. I’d never worked with glass before, but Holly made everything feel easy to follow and very relaxed. So happy with the flower I made.
5/5 from Maya Chatterjee, attended Apr 2026: Really lovely class. Something different, relaxing, and surprisingly therapeutic once you get into the rhythm of it. Highly recommend.
5/5 from Ottilie Westcombe, attended Apr 2026: I had a fantastic time at this workshop. The studio was welcoming and well organised, and the tutor struck the perfect balance between demonstrating techniques and letting us try for ourselves. Molly was especially lovely and made everyone feel confident. It was so satisfying seeing the finished flower come together.
5/5 from Theo Hartley, attended Apr 2026: Really enjoyable workshop. Friendly atmosphere, clear instructions, and such a unique thing to try in London.
5/5 from Imogen Fairmont, attended Apr 2026: Absolutely loved this class. It was my first time trying lampworking and I was amazed by how much we got to do ourselves. Holly was really patient and encouraging throughout.
5/5 from Ottilie Wexham, attended Apr 2026: Went with my partner and we both enjoyed it so much. It’s a bit fiddly at first, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes really satisfying. Ella was patient and gave helpful tips throughout.

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FirePetal Studio

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Welcome to FirePetal Studio, a creative workshop space based in Stratford, East London.

We offer a range of hands-on creative experiences, from lampwork glassmaking to candle making, jewellery making, and other seasonal craft workshops. Each session is designed to give you a chance to slow down, get creative, and make something truly your own.

Led by experienced tutors, our workshops are beginner-friendly, safe, and fully guided, no prior experience needed. Whether you’re shaping molten glass into delicate pieces, crafting your own candle, or creating handmade jewellery, you’ll be supported step by step throughout the process.

Perfect for individuals, couples, and small groups, our workshops are a great choice for creative dates, unique experiences, or thoughtful handmade gifts.

Conveniently located in Stratford with excellent transport links, FirePetal Studio offers a welcoming space to explore different crafts and turn your ideas into beautiful, tangible creations.

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