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Create Stained Glass in Rome's Trastevere
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Overview
Private Stained Glass Course in Rome's Trastevere gives people a chance to learn how to make stained glass art. It takes place in a pretty studio near the Botanical Garden. People will meet Michela, an artist. She will show them how to work with stained glass and help them create their own pendant to bring home.
In this 2 hours and half workshop, people can use special tools to make a pendant. They'll learn different ways to cut and shape glass. The artist will help them every step of the way. This is a fun way to learn about art and make something special.
The course gives people all the things they need to make their pendant. This includes the glass, tools, and a place to work. 
Highlights
Make Your Own Pendant: Create a special pendant to take home with you.
Learn from an Artist: An artist will teach people how to make stained glass art.
Use Special Tools: Learn to cut and shape glass with special tools.
Beautiful Studio: Work in a pretty studio in Rome's Trastevere neighborhood.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers really enjoyed learning about stained glass art and making their own pendant to take home.
Customers loved learning from the artist.
Customers enjoyed making their own pendants.
Customers liked the location of the studio in Trastevere.
No negative aspects were mentioned in the reviews.
The Journey
Trastevere Studio
A beautiful stained glass laboratory in Rome's Trastevere neighborhood where the workshop takes place. It provides a creative and inspiring environment for learning and creating stained glass art.
Botanical Garden
Located near the studio, the Botanical Garden offers a tranquil escape and adds to the charm of the Trastevere neighborhood. It is a place of natural beauty.
Know Before You Go
This class gives people all the tools and materials they need to make a stained glass pendant. Things not included are food and drinks. The studio is in Trastevere, close to the Botanical Garden.
Hot Tip
Wear clothes that can get dirty, as working with glass can be messy.
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