Jellyfish in Glass
with Lisa Stirrett
What You’ll Learn
Learn the techniques behind one of Lisa’s most captivating designs, including movement secrets she’s never shared publicly.
In this live Zoom class, Lisa will walk you through her full jellyfish process—from structure and movement to the techniques behind her signature jellyfish.
This is a demonstration-style class designed to help you understand the process clearly, so you can return to your own workspace and create with confidence.
What Makes This Class Different
This is not a surface-level walkthrough or a pre-recorded tutorial.
You’ll be learning directly from Lisa in a live setting as she shares the exact approach she uses to create her jellyfish; something she has refined over years of working with float glass.
This class is designed to give you a deeper understanding of:
- how to build believable movement in glass
- how structure supports flow
- how to approach complex forms with clarity
So you’re not just copying a piece—you’re learning how to create your own.
Class Details
Time:
Thursday, July 16, 2026
6 PM PST
Duration: ~2 hours
Location: Live via Zoom
Price:
- $625 Complete Access (Materials + Zoom)]
or
- $425 Studio Artist Access (Zoom Only)
Live Event Only
This class will be taught live and will not be recorded or released afterward.
To experience it, you’ll need to be there live.
Kit Includes
Each registered Complete Access student will receive a complete jellyfish kit, including:
- Jellyfish form cutout
- Two 16″ x 16″ clear glass panels (body + tentacles)
- Center metal support piece
- Wire for structure
- Frit colors of your choice (selected at checkout)
- Additional materials (“giblets”) for detail work
- Firing schedule (fusing + slumping)
- Martini shaker (for slumping)
- Ceramic bowl (for slumping)
Kits will be shipped prior to the class date.
Note: Please ensure your shipping information is accurate at checkout.
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What You’ll Need
If you’d like to follow along hands-on during or after the workshop, you’ll want access to:
- A kiln
- Fiber blanket (we’ll provide recommendations)
- Kiln shelf paper
- Basic studio tools (enamel sifter, scoring tool, etc.)
What You’ll Learn
- Jellyfish construction and form
- Creating movement and flow in glass
- Techniques behind Lisa’s signature jellyfish style
This isn’t just about one piece, you’ll gain the insight needed to explore the form further and create your own interpretations moving forward.
Who This Is For
This class is best suited for:
- glass artists ready to explore more advanced forms
- those interested in movement and organic design
- artists working with float glass who want to expand their technique
Reserve Your Spot
Join us for a one-night live experience and learn a technique you won’t find anywhere else.
