Springfield Hot Glass

Springfield Hot Glass...

Is located at 314 S. Campbell in the heart of Springfield, Missouri's downtown Art's District. We are a full service production and teaching Glass Studio that welcomes special commissions and offer wholesale pricing for large projects.

Feel free to contact us or phone 417-868-8181 to discuss your needs and to find out about our exciting classes.

Don't miss our continuous glass blowing demonstrations Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and every First Friday

Terry Bloodworth, Master Glass Blower

Springfield Hot Glass Studio creates high quality work that is in demand by customers and galleries from Maine to California.

Terry is meticulous in his design and execution and all pieces are backed by his satisfaction guarantee.

Originally trained in late 19th and early 20th century American designs and techniques. In the last several years, after an opportunity to travel to Japan he was fortunate enough to study with Japanese glass blowers and now incorporates Japanese, as well as Native American influences, into his work.

• Studied at the Corning Glass Museum with Bill Gudenrath
• 25 years as a Master Glass Blower at Silver Dollar City
• Designed and created many of the best selling pieces at SDC
• Part of a team that created over 125,000 pieces
• Society of Demonstrated Craftsmen Lifetime Achievement Award & Hall of Fame Award

Gabriel Bloodworth, Glass Artist

A second generation glass blower from Springfield, Missouri. Gabe and his father, Terry, operate Springfield Hot Glass. His pieces reflect the connection between his father and him; merging Terry's take on traditional designs with Gabe's love of contemporary forms and abstract color schemes.

He pours a great deal of love and passion into his glass and it holds a place of great importance in his life.

Kathy McCormick, Glass Artist

Kathy is fascinated by the alchemy of light, reflection and color and is amazed by the many forms that glass art can take. Her work uses clean lines to balance the intense, dramatic colors of dichroic and iridized glass. She places great importance on form and meticulous craftsmanship.

Dani Underwood, Glass Artist

Dani's work is based on the flow of hot glass and imagination. An idea she has while working glass in the flame of her torch may change as the fluid physical properties of the glass give her a new vision. From her whimsical character beads to the focal beads in her jewelry designs, Dani enjoys utilizing form along with color.