Learning the art of real-life glass blowing at Morris County School of Glass
First-time glass blowers can make simple objects like candy bowls and paper weights.
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The glass blowing educational facility has classes for everyone to learn real-life glass blowing. Even first-time glass blowers can make simple objects like candy bowls and paper weights. For more information, visit mcsog.com.
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