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A How To : Redeem your Gift Card & Frequently Asked Questions!

Happy New Year Everyone!!!! Bring on 2024!

I offer gift cards on my website for gifted workshops and I have realized that my site is not the most user friendly for redeeming your gift card! The number of gift cards sold went up quite a bit this year and I feel extremely blessed that you are all interested in glassblowing! So here is a HOW TO : On redeeming your gift cards! As well as FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS!

All gifted workshops should receive an email with their digital gift card information. Essentially your gift card number is the most important thing to write down or copy and paste!

1 Step: Go to my website: RachelEscoeGlass.com

2 Step: Click the WORKSHOPS link. And click on the listing title that matches your gifted workshop. (Example: Glass Workshop for 2 or Workshop for 4, Etc.)

3 Step: Once you’re in that listing. Click Purchase button.

4 Step: Add your gift card redeeming number to the GIFT/DISCOUNT section and purchase.

5 Step: Once purchased, you will receive a confirmation email with a LINK to my ONLINE CALENDAR. Where you can pick any available date of your choosing!


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS BELOW!

What is your age limit? 7 years old and up.

Do you have waiver forms? Yes

Can I add an extra person to my 2 or 4 person workshops? Yes, It is an extra 80.00 person and an extra half hour time is added to your workshop.

What do we make in each type of workshop? You get to choose between a paperweight, ornament and/or a drinking glass tumbler. Depending on the timing you might be able to make more than one thing. Especially if there are less people in the workshop.

Do we get to pick our own colors? Yes

How long is the workshops? 3 Hours

Where are you located? I am located on the border of NE Gresham and Portland. 97230

Is this a hands on workshop? Yes!

Can you ship finished work? Yes

Can you bring your mobile glass shop to our driveway? Yes

Do you do bigger private parties? Yes. 10-15 person groups. See details here!

Do you do team building events? Yes

How far out can you schedule? 3 months

Do you do weddings? Yes


Frequently Asked Questions : What projects are you working on right now?

  • I am constantly evolving how I see the landscape around me. For those of you who know my mountain  vessel series, it is continuously ever changing. Which is how projects should be for an artist. Stagnation is a killer of creativity. That is why I am so happy that I have found my niche. To give those of you some background on my mountain vessel series. About 3-4 years ago, I started transforming my perspectives of the mountains around me here in the Pacific Northwest onto my glasswork. I wanted people to see my favorite time of day, which is dusk. It is this amazing time of day when blues, purples and pinks in the sky create this highlighted almost rainbow affect against the crispy sillhouetted mountain lines. 

To find a technique that actually translates those feelings, emotions and views I get from looking at the mountains was pretty incredible. Spending all of this time honing in on my glassblowing skills and then taking an idea and translating it into glass. As well as having it be something I actually imagined was life changing for me. 

I am constantly learning everyday and I hope that when people experience this series, they invoke some feelings of contentment and peace that resonates from my viewings of the cascade mountain range . Currently I am looking towards using different techniques like enamel painting to create more detail in this series. I have been thinking of incorporating people and their actions into my landscape stories as well. So stay tuned to see more!

  • Another Project I am working on right now is putting together and creating a limited addition glass series where a majority of the proceeds, probably 50%, will go to a non-profit organization supporting social justice and the BLM movement. I would like to be able to donate 100% proceeds of the sales to a non-profit, but I am a small solo owned business and it does cost money to make these pieces. If you have any suggestions for non-profits in Portland please let me know. I am researching diligently right now.

Announcement details will be coming soon. I’m super excited to work on this and be able to give back in some way shape or form.