me and my wife drove from Waco, Texas for a beginner's class.Ed and Barb are some of the nicest people I've ever met.If you are thinking about getting into stained glass I suggest you look into taking one of there. Classes. Ed will tech you the right way to learn about stained glass. Richard and Minnie Simcik read more

I went to a glass blowing class and had an amazing time. I couldn't believe how beautifully my ornament turned out. I loved how I was able to choose from a variety of colors and styles. Ed was an excellent teacher and his grandson Taylor was very knowledgeable and helpful. The shop is very small but sells beautiful ornaments. I went to the holiday pop up to pick up a few as gifts. I thought both the ornaments and the class were reasonably priced. read more

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Making Christmas ornaments at Conway Glass has been a family tradition for eleven years. We have a beautiful collection of ornaments and wonderful memories !!! read more

Owners Ed and Barbara Streeter have created the perfect blend of working art studio, entertainment venue, and educational platform around the theme of glassblowing in a rustic warehouse setting in Conway, SC. At the core, Ed is a 20-year veteran of glassblowing who creates stunning bowls, mugs, vases, artwork, and decor. Barbara maintains the front store while working across social media channels and online. Visitors can usually find them both there, tired, Ed dripping in sweat from the heat of the furnaces, but both with the biggest smiles on their faces. They also host a flurry of classes throughout the year, giving visitors a chance to learn the art and craft of glassblowing while also getting hands-on and making a piece of their own. Ed is a great teacher who speaks person to person, not some unmeasurable amount over the person's head. At the end of each class the participant has something to take home, too! The front store of their shop, located inside a rustic warehouse in beautiful downtown Conway, features loads of pieces finished by Ed. Even if you don't have the time or desire for a class, this is still a great shopping destination for a unique piece of art or gift for someone else. At the very least, Ed and Barbara are always happy to give visitors a tour and answer questions. So what will it be: shop or educate? TIP: Classes and special events are scattered throughout the year, so check their website and give them a call to find out the best time to visit. read more

I have always loved art glass and attended one of the hour long free educational demonstration sessions Conway Glass offers this Fall and winter. It I was incredible, I was mesmerized. They have bleachers set up so you can get a great view of Mr. Streeter making two separate projects. Today it was a pumpkin and a vase. He demonstrates from the start to the finish as you sit feeling the heat from the ovens and watch him craft these amazing pieces. He and his wife explain every step and take questions throughout. It was the best hour I have had in a long time! Walking through their showroom/store was a delight too and admiring the glass for sale. They offer beautiful, unique pieces as well as jewelry in all price ranges. Now I am ready to sign up for a few courses and learn this art and make some glass works of my own. This is such a wonderful opportunity to see artisans at work and learn about an art that has been done the same way for centuries. Really a unique afternoon and the Streeters could not be nicer or friendlier hosts, anxious to pass on their love of glass making. They are an asset to the Conway community. read more

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I have never been treated so shabbily by any business - ever! The wife lied time and time again. The husband was belligerent and arrogant. I brought in a simple glass vase to be matched. Five months later, they still had not even tried to do the job. When I dropped it off, I was told three weeks. When it wasn't ready, I was told they were too busy doing a big project for Brookgreen Garden. I went to their shop FIVE times looking for my completed piece! Each time was yet another lame excuse and lots of bad attitude. I went back one final time, hoping they came to their senses and followed through on their promise to replicate the vase and when it again was not even started, I took back my vase. I have now found Chad at High Tide Glass Studio in Myrtle Beach, who is pleasant, attentive and promises to have my 2 copies of the original within a week. I will update again then. SERIOUSLY PEOPLE, RUN FAR, RUN FAST AWAY FROM CONWAY GLASS. They were not nice people. read more