Creative Projects

Fused Glass Art

4" Piece - $25 | 6" Piece - $35 | 12" Piece - $50+ *

  • A glass bowl with red, blue, and white mosaic glass pieces on a wooden surface.

    Decorative Bowls

  • Four decorative glass plates on a wooden table, each with different colorful mosaic designs.

    Decorative Plates

  • Colorful glass art votive candle holders on a wooden surface outdoors.

    Candle Holders / Bowls

  • Colorful glass silly face

    Fun Faces & Designs

  • Priestly breastplate made with glass

    Bible/Torah Projects

  • Glass mezuzot

    Mezuzah(ot)

  • Glass yadayim (Torah pointers)

    Yad(ayim) - Torah Pointers

  • Glass wave design

    Waves / Flags / Hanukiah(ot)

  • Two blue resin pendants with holographic flakes, one larger and rectangular and one smaller, on a black wooden surface.

    Pendant

  • Colorful mosaic picture frame with a plain brown center on a wooden surface outdoors.

    Picture Frame

  • Colorful large glass plate

    Large Plates or Designs

  • Glass suncatcher with a blue flower

    Suncatcher/Orament

  • Three stacked purple rectangular glass plates

    Sushi Set

  • Worktable with glass designs and materials

    Special Projects

  • Slumped glass bottle and a mold

    Bottle Slumps ($10 each - BYO Clean Bottle)

  • Religious decals for use on glass projects

    Decals ($10 each when added to a project)

Crystal Projects

(Photos Coming Soon)

  • Geode Crystal Breaking & Gem Digs

  • Priestly Breastplate

  • Fill Your Own Bottle with Colorful Crystals

  • Create Your Own Mindful Crystal Set

Additional Details

  • We are happy to discuss discounts for large groups and non-profits, dependent on the complexity of the chosen project.

  • There is a $75 education and delivery fee to cover the artist’s time for offsite projects.

  • We always provide a short lesson on the materials, safety and project completion.

    We can also teach religious/spiritual teachings that connect to the project. Contact us to discuss.

    Some Fused Glass Lesson Ideas include:

    • Shema: Glass Mezuzah and the Shema

    • Torah/Hebrew Scrolls and Reading: Glass Yad

    • Parsha/Bible Story: Rainbow Sun Catcher, Priestly Breastplate (photo above), Ten Commandments

    • Holidays: Dreidel, Star, Christmas Tree, Cross

    • Kabbalistic Imagery: Tree of Life

    • Israeli Flags

    • Mindfulness and Art: Any project

    Crystal Lesson Ideas:

    • Gems in the Bible/Torah

    • Crystals and Energy

    And so much more…

  • Most of our projects can be completed in under an hour, including a brief lesson. While some participants may finish sooner than others, we’ve found that many enjoy taking their time to explore colors and create their own unique designs.

  • Yes! Groups under 15 (or so) individuals can visit our home studio to create any of the projects. There is no education or delivery cost unless a more in-depth project or lesson is required. Please contact us and we can discuss further.

    We have two cats and a small dog. They are friendly and can be kept in another room.

  • Yes! Use of the studio requires a 30-45 minutes lesson to get started and use the tools. The fee is $50. More advanced lessons and techniques can also be explored in follow up lessons.

  • See below some of our recent programs.

Testimonials

  • A boy with braces lying on a table pointing at a glass art piece on a paper plate. In the background, children and adults are seated at tables in a classroom or community center.

    "Matt brought all of the necessary materials, provided clear and age-appropriate instructions, and encouraged each student to express their creativity. Matt is not only professional and well-prepared—he’s also fun, warm, and a joy to work with."

  • A young girl in a blue sweater playing with a collection of colorful marbles on a wooden table in a classroom or community room.

    "We were thrilled to welcome Matt Silverman to two of our Religious School retreats... Under Matt’s guidance, students created beautiful and meaningful mezuzot and Torah pointers (yadayim), engaging deeply with Jewish tradition through art. He also shared a helpful handout about the significance of mezuzot, adding a thoughtful learning component to the experience. "

  • People are creating art with colorful glass stones and small items on paper plates and trays, some of which are covered in a brown substance, possibly glue.

    "Our students had a wonderful time, and we look forward to working with him again. I highly recommend Matt for any community looking to offer a creative, inspiring arts experience."

Recent Projects

Glass art piece featuring abstract, colorful sculptures resembling unicorns, embedded in a white base with small colorful dots around the edges.

  • Votive Candle Holders, Plates and Yad Projects:

    • Ramah Day Camp of Greater DC (Adult staff and counselors)

  • Mezuzah Projects:

    • Ramah Day Camp of Greater DC (4th and 5th graders) 

    • Temple Emanuel, Kensington, MD (5th grade family ed retreat)

    • Bethesda Jewish Congregation (Kindergarten - 8th grade family ed)

    • Temple Emanuel, Kensington, MD (6th grade Sunday school class)

  • Yad Projects:

    • Temple Emanuel, Kensington, MD (6th grade family education retreat)

    • Bethesda Jewish Congregation (7th grade B’nei Mitzvah class)

  • Plates, Dishes, Candle Holders & Crystal Exploration & More:

    • Home Studio Visits

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