Do you have a bottle you’ve been saving from a wedding, anniversary, celebration of life, special dinner, meaningful trip, or simply because the glass is a color you love?
Bring it to 510 Art Lab and we’ll slump it in the kiln, transforming it into a beautiful keepsake. Bottles can become charcuterie trays, flat wall hangings, spoon rests, sun catchers, or decorative glass pieces. We have a few textured and patterned molds to choose from as well.
Drop-off times:
Tuesday, August 4: 2 PM to 7 PM
Wednesday, August 5: 2 PM to 6 PM
Friday, August 7: 10 AM to 5 PM
Please see Emily when you arrive.
All bottles will be available for pickup the following week.
A few important notes:
Bottles must be 100% empty and rinsed out before drop-off.
Bottles should be close to a wine bottle size. Slightly larger or smaller is usually fine. Very large beverage containers may not work.
We’ll remove labels and any materials (the metal ring at the top) so the kiln can burn cleanly.
Because kiln work always has a little bit of glass goblin energy, we cannot fully control exactly how each bottle will move, flatten, or finish in the kiln. Kilns do what kilns do - and that is part of the magic!
Not all enamel glass paint survives the kiln, so painted bottles may change during firing.
If you have multiple bottles, simply add that many to the cart.
Afterward, your bottle is food safe, or, it may be painted, decorated, gifted, or hung up as decor.
Bring us your bottle. We’ll help turn it into something usable, and fun!
Do you have a bottle you’ve been saving from a wedding, anniversary, celebration of life, special dinner, meaningful trip, or simply because the glass is a color you love?
Bring it to 510 Art Lab and we’ll slump it in the kiln, transforming it into a beautiful keepsake. Bottles can become charcuterie trays, flat wall hangings, spoon rests, sun catchers, or decorative glass pieces. We have a few textured and patterned molds to choose from as well.
Drop-off times:
Tuesday, August 4: 2 PM to 7 PM
Wednesday, August 5: 2 PM to 6 PM
Friday, August 7: 10 AM to 5 PM
Please see Emily when you arrive.
All bottles will be available for pickup the following week.
A few important notes:
Bottles must be 100% empty and rinsed out before drop-off.
Bottles should be close to a wine bottle size. Slightly larger or smaller is usually fine. Very large beverage containers may not work.
We’ll remove labels and any materials (the metal ring at the top) so the kiln can burn cleanly.
Because kiln work always has a little bit of glass goblin energy, we cannot fully control exactly how each bottle will move, flatten, or finish in the kiln. Kilns do what kilns do - and that is part of the magic!
Not all enamel glass paint survives the kiln, so painted bottles may change during firing.
If you have multiple bottles, simply add that many to the cart.
Afterward, your bottle is food safe, or, it may be painted, decorated, gifted, or hung up as decor.
Bring us your bottle. We’ll help turn it into something usable, and fun!
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