Family, Home & Garden   

Design a serene fused glass beach scene sized at 8" x 6", perfect for hanging in a sunny window or displaying on a shelf. In this creative, hands-on class, you’ll learn basic glass layout techniques while layering colors and shapes to evoke sand, sea, and sky. Whether you’re dreaming of the coast or missing the ocean breeze, this project lets you bring the beach to you. All materials are provided, and no prior glass experience is needed—just your imagination and love of coastal vibes.
 

Brighten your garden or flowerpots with color that lasts all year. In this hands-on fused glass class, you’ll create two decorative garden stakes, each measuring 3" x 16". Choose from a variety of glass colors and learn basic design and layout techniques to create bold, eye-catching pieces that shine in any season. Finished stakes are perfect for outdoor beds, planters, or even indoor displays. All glass materials are provided, and no prior glass experience is required—just come ready to create.
 

Develop an affordable system where fish and plants thrive together!

This step by step class is approved for Clock Hours.

What makes a summer session lager so crisp, refreshing, and perfect for hot-weather sipping? In this hands‑on class, we’ll break down the ingredients, brewing techniques, and fermentation practices that set session beers apart from other styles. You’ll explore grain bills, yeast choices, and tricks of the trade used to keep flavor high and ABV low. Then roll up your sleeves for practical experience with processes like dry hopping and beer transferring—complete with tastings along the way. Finish your day with a guided, formal tasting and a behind‑the‑scenes facility tour.
 

Through a combination of hands-on practice, guided instruction, and discussion, participants will learn how to recognize and respond to choking, perform infant CPR, and take appropriate action in high-stress situations. In addition to emergency response skills, this class emphasizes prevention and everyday safety. 

Topics include safe feeding practices, choking prevention, safe sleep, car seat safety, Poison Control, and common household risks. 

Participants will engage in hands-on skill practice using infant manikins and will leave with practical, easy-to-understand techniques that can be applied in real-life situations.

Whether you are new at playing with clay or a seasoned ceramicist, classes in this series provide an opportunity to learn. 

The class is intended for those who want additional practice or for those who want to try out the pottery wheel for the first time but unsure if they want to commit to a class. By the end of class students will have a single glazed piece and will understand ceramic terms like bat, rams head, coning, opening, leather hard, bone dry, bisque and glaze.

This class is offered on location, at Lost Forest Ceramics, 11236 Sunrise Drive NE, Bainbridge Island, WA, 98110.