Special Guest Workshop: Elevating Your Glass Cutting - November 8th - MORNING SESSION
Special Guest Workshop: Elevating Your Glass Cutting - November 8th - MORNING SESSION
Instructor: Steve Shupper
Date: Sunday, November 8th, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Morning Session)
No experience necessary, all materials provided!
Learn to cut glass from the master himself! Join Steve Shupper of Glass Accessories International (GAI), better known as “The TOYO Supercutter Guy,” for a two-hour class packed with practical tips, techniques, and tricks to help you get more out of your glass cutter.
Learn how to tackle challenging glass, cut inside curves and thin strips, create perfect circles, rescue imperfect scores, and more! Whether you're picking up a glass cutter for the first time or have decades of experience, Steve has plenty of knowledge to share.
Build confidence in your cutting skills, improve your accuracy, reduce glass waste, and discover new ways to approach your next project. You'll leave with practical techniques you can put to use right away!
About Steve: Steve Shupper has been cutting glass for over 45 years when his grandfather Sam taught him in his North Hollywood, California, home workshop. Sam was a master craftsman that created hundreds of Tiffany style lamps and huge window scenes alongside inlaid, intricate wood tables, oil paintings, and welded arts. Steve loved spending time in the workshop as a kid and continued to foster that creative, technical itch throughout his life.
Today, Steve is the co-owner of Glass Accessories Int’l, more commonly known as the Toyo Supercutter guy. Starting with his grandfather, his family has been the North American distributor for TOYO™ Supercutters since 1975.
Please note: This is a skill-building class rather than a project-building class. For a project-based class, check out our full-day workshop with Steve on Saturday, November 7!
Age Requirement: A parent or guardian must accompany participants between the ages of 13 and 18 years old. Children under 13 are not permitted in the workshop area.
Important: Closed-toe shoes are required for participation in all classes. NO SANDALS! Participants may be asked to sign a Release and Waiver of Liability upon arrival.
Please review our Class Policies.
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