Glassblowing Workshop Safety Manual

Online or in-person courses covering essential safety techniques and best practices in glassblowing.

Specialized footwear designed to withstand extreme temperatures and provide stability when working in the studio.

A hat with a built-in visor to shield your face and neck from heat and glare while working.

High-temperature tape for securing surfaces or tools, designed to withstand extreme heat.

Silicone mat that provides a non-stick, heat-resistant surface for placing hot glass items.

High-clarity safety glasses designed to prevent eye injuries with full peripheral vision.

Arm sleeves made of neoprene to protect forearms from heat and potential burns while glassblowing.

Heat-resistant neck gaiter to protect your neck and lower face from heat exposure.

Printable checklist to help ensure all safety measures are in place before starting glassblowing projects.

A heavy-duty apron with a heat-proof lining to protect your clothing and skin from high temperatures.

Fireproof pouch for storing your mobile device while working in high-heat glassblowing environments.

Soothing cooling gel to apply to minor burns and skin irritations from hot glass or equipment.

Comprehensive kit containing essential supplies for first aid and fire response in the glassblowing studio.

Specialized tool bag made from fire-resistant materials for safe transport and storage of glassblowing tools.

Lightweight, fire-resistant fabric for covering workspaces and protecting surrounding areas from heat.

Informational booklets covering safety techniques and personal stories of experienced glassblowers.