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Conway Glass
708 12th Ave.
Conway, SC 29526
tel: 843.248.3558
708 12th Ave
Conway, SC 29526
United States
(843) 248-3558
Conway Glass offers quality glass and mirror products. Stained Glass, Shower Doors, Mirror, Insulated Glass and Blown Glass. We are unique in that we design, handcraft and teach about this amazing material.
We’ve been running our glass business as a team for over 30 years. We overcame floods, the recession, and many “learning experiences.” Here you’ll get an inside look at how we make glass and run our business. We’ll showcase brand-new products we’re making and share our glass and artistic life.
Thanks for visiting!
Ed & Barb Streeter and Miss Mary the Dog
The Streeters teach, share, and explain about glass on the ARTyRV channel on YouTube. You can learn at your own pace and we are happy to answer your questions. Classes are free!
We’re teaching a new class every week. if you’ve missed us you can stop by the Watch Party and say hello every Monday at 7 pm! Find us at ARTyRV on YouTube. This week’s video helps to solve your soldering issues and is a great refresher course. See you then!
Cheers!
Ed & Barb
Hi Everyone!
We are available Monday - Friday to take orders by phone and online for tabletops, mirrors, and shower doors. The gallery is temporarily closed but you can also shop online for gift items and blown glass ornaments.
If you’re free, join us for the YouTube Watch Party and the premiere of Glass 101: Week 2 on Monday at 7 pm.
Take care and be safe, E & B
In the first of a series of classes, Ed Streeter teaches glass cutting from the Conway Glass Stained Glass Studio. This series will guide you through the techniques you need to be successful in this exciting craft.
Developed to be a go-to stained glass and glass cutting tutorial, beginners and experienced students will find these tips helpful. Inside cuts, outside curves, and circles take practice. First, you need to use the right tools and learn the correct techniques. With this video, you'll want to grab a few 12" x 12" squares of 1/8" window glass from the hardware store or a local glass company. What's your homework? Practice, practice, practice your new glass cutting skills.
