Description
24 & 25th May @ Studio Dokola
This unique workshop invites participants to bring their own creative ideas for creating moulded objects in glass. Whether you are an industrial designer, object admirer, craft entrepreneur or simply have a love for creativity and making, this course run over two days is a unique offering.
Students are encouraged to bring their own objects to mould be that something 3d printed, or found objects, clay models or other. Participants will have the opportunity to design and create their own moulds, and work alongside a skilled gaffer during glassblowing, and actively contribute to the sand-casting process.
Whether you’re a beginner or looking to expand your creative repertoire, this workshop offers a fun, collaborative, and hands-on experience.
Key info
Fee: $800 per person (includes all tools, materials, and glass)
Payment is due 14 days prior to the workshop start date
( Flexible payment plans are available upon request).
Spaces are limited to 8 participants per session.
To book to take part in this course contact
0490776896
hello@studiodokola.com
Workshops are run in associations with Melbourn Design Week 2025
https://designweek.melbourne/event/glass-mould-blowing-and-sand-casting-workshop/
Workshop Provisions
Safety Equipment
Basic moulding tools & materials
Studio hot glass and coldworking tools for finishing and refining your pieces.
Learning materials and presentations
Outcomes:
Create two unique moulds for blow-moulding.
Collaboratively produce sand-cast forms.
Take home 4–6 completed glass pieces, ready for display or gifting.
Your creations will be one-of-a-kind objects that showcase your creative vision and skill.
Contact Billy today
If you have any questions reach out to Billy Crellin at Studio Dokola. Reserve your spot today for this unique workshop run in association with Melbourne Design Week 2025.
049 077 6896
hello@studiodokola.com
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Curious to know how to blow glass? Whether you are wanting to learn glass blowing or hope to create a glass cup, vase, or hand blown glass pendant lights, then head to our services page for all things glassblowing.
Dokola is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders both past and present, and recognise and respect their leadership as custodians of this land and as historically important local material innovators and craftpeople.
