The Art of Glass Etching

The Art of Glass Etching

Adult Classes | Available

200 Port Washington Blvd. Manhasset, NY 11030 United States
Indoor/Outdoor
All levels
9/14/2026-11/2/2026
1:30 PM-3:30 PM on Mon
$275.00 USD
$240.00 USD

The Art of Glass Etching

Adult Classes | Available

Discover the timeless beauty of glass etching in this engaging six-week studio class. Through demonstrations and hands-on instruction, you'll learn how to transform ordinary glass into elegant works of decorative art while exploring design, composition, pattern, and surface decoration.

Beginning with fundamental techniques, you'll gradually build your skills through increasingly sophisticated projects, creating beautifully etched glassware, vases, candle holders, decorative vessels, and other functional art for your home. Along the way, you'll learn how to plan original designs, transfer imagery, and achieve crisp, professional results using a variety of etching techniques.

Whether your style is classic, contemporary, botanical, or inspired by nature, you'll be encouraged to develop your own creative vision while creating distinctive pieces that are both beautiful and functional. No previous experience is necessary.


  • - Closed 9/21, 9/28, 10/12
    - Class is confirmed 1 week prior to start and may be cancelled due to low enrollment

  • - The suggested ages are guidelines only; please contact us if you have questions

  • - Late registrations are welcome. Call to have your tuition adjusted

  • - Please review our policies regarding make-ups, refunds, and enrollment at www.theartguild.org/policies
  • Required Supply Kit (Available as a $40 add-on)
  • 1 roll Cricut Premium Removable Vinyl
  • Cricut Value Transfer Tape (5.5" × 30')
  • Painter's Tape
  • Glass Etching Cream
  • Optional
  • Glass items supplied by the instructor: $15 add-on
  • Or bring your own clean glass items to personalize during class.
Ramjit, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ramjit

Elizabeth Ramjit is an award-winning filmmaker, video producer, visual storyteller, and digital media educator. A graduate of the School of Visual Arts, her documentary work has received national and international recognition, including screenings at the Guggenheim Museum and the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).

As both a working media professional and dedicated educator, Elizabeth brings real-world industry experience into every class. She teaches media literacy, visual storytelling, video production, content creation, and creative technology, helping students build practical skills while developing their own unique creative voice.

A proud Long Island native, Elizabeth believes creativity is for everyone and that every artist has a story worth telling. Her engaging, supportive teaching style encourages students to explore new ideas, build confidence, and discover the power of visual storytelling.