Two Fish Art Glass

Massive bummer this place is closing! I can’t believe I didn’t know they had glass classes here until we went in to check out the 50% off goods.

Bought a groupon for the quick class and the experience was excellent! Amazing teachers who made sure the mood was fun. The merchandise was great too. Would love to take a longer class series here. I highly recommend it.

I’ve had the pleasure of shopping here for nearly 5 years. This place is as good as it gets for stained glass in the area. They have a very good selection of products for you to select from.
I have a Bungalow with art glass windows (stained) across the front. I wanted to restore them and found the cost generally prohibitive. When I went to Two Fish they actually told me that they couldn’t get me in due to their volume at that time. If I was open to coming back later in the year they could help me. They also directed me to a couple other places in the area.
While talking to them, I saw that they did classes as well. After taking a few classes, I decided to bring in my own windows and make these projects. A few months of Saturday classes latter everything in my house was restored. I’ve also made picture frames and windows for other people as gifts. Thanks to these classes I’ve been enabled and have learned to «fish»… OK… pun intended.
I have a long list of additional project to do, now it is a matter of getting the time.
Other classes they do are mosaics, kiln forming, and bead making.
This is a place worth going to whether to shop or learn.

My husband and I wandered into Two Fish about four years ago and have been going back ever since. They have a beautiful collection of stained glass lighting including table lamps, ceiling fixtures and everything in between. They also carry other small glass gifts and accessories.
A couple of years ago, we ordered a pair of custom stained glass windows for some redecorating we were doing. The windows turned out exactly as we requested and are absolutely beautiful. We have received many, many compliments on them.
Service is always helpful and courteous.

I saw the Groupon for this place and thought…“Hmmm…maybe I could do this.” I admit, I’m a bit of a bull in a china shop, so I was a little apprehensive. Celia and the girls were great about explaining safety (and they had plenty of band aids – not that they were needed). They showed how simple it is to make a beautiful glass creation. It’s easy to see how this process could take much longer (but they have 5 week classes for that). The quickie class had pre-​cut and foiled pieces of glass. You’ll learn to cut and foil glass so that you can solder and patina the piece. The 2.5 hour class moves along with help as needed (Ok, so I needed more help cutting glass – thanks Debbie!). You’ll walk out with a beautiful pane (Look, ma! I made it myself!) I had a great time, and while I’m not sure this is the hobby for me, I’d recommend this for others to try the craft. If you’re at all curious about making a stained glass, you’ll love this class. Me? I’ll be back to shop and purchase the talented work of others!

I took the Groupon quickie class and had such a good time! It was nice and organized to get us done in the 2.5 hours. I originally thought 2.5 hours would be lots of time to make a small little window. Wrong! It’s fast and furious, just as they wrote on the chalkboard on the wall. The ladies in charge are sassy, friendly, and altogether terrific. I would definitely consider taking an extended class here! My friends and I had a wonderful time. There was absolutely no way our windows were going to turn out anything but beautiful, they way they had things set up. Loved it!

I recently became a collector of Troll Beads and other Troll jewelry. Two Fish has by far the best selection of all things Troll. Every season Tonya and Cecila host a wonderful Troll Bead Trunk Show. It is an amazing evening filled with cocktails, appetizers, lots of great laughs and of course the purchase of many Troll Beads.
They also carry a wide variety of other wonderful things for your home. My favorite time to visit Two Fish is during Christmas. The store is decorated from top to bottom in some of the most beautiful Christmas decorations I have ever seen.

LOVE this place and the owners! I recently took a stained glass class here and can’t wait to try more… I love the gift items and stained glass for sale, this is definitely a place for unique gifts.

I got the Groupon here for the «Quickie» beginner’s stained glass class. Holy fun-​times, Batman! My husband and I had a blast learning how to score and cut glass, solder, and create a work of stained glass art. You take home your window, which is roughly 8“X6″.
The owner and class instructor was funny, easygoing and gave us wine. That’s my kind of Saturday night. Everyone had so much fun.
They also have mosaic and glass beadmaking classes, and longer classes that last five weeks. I will absolutely consider booking more in the future at full price. This would also be a wonderful «let’s spend quality time together» gift.

Two Fish is such an amazing store and asset to Forest Park. While it is known for its fabulous selection of stained glass light fixtures, it’s a great place for unique furniture and gift items. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and the owners are so helpful and passionate about their business. They will also customize pieces for your home. Next on my list — custom stained glass window pieces to frame out my fireplace. You simply must stop by this store if you are in the area or even make a special trip to Forest Park just to visit the store. Follow the store on Facebook to get notices about special sales and additional discounts:
. Love, love, love!

Great selection of unique gifts for every price range. And the staff is super-​friendly and helpful. Maybe when I make a bit more money, I can afford one of the beautiful lamps.

I enjoy walking around this store even though most of the lamps and furniture aren’t exactly my style. They all seem to be great quality though, and I have purchased a few small items for gifts. They have great Halloween and Christmas decorations too!
The staff is friendly and chatty, but not annoying. If they have a sale coming up (they have good sales) they’ll let you know about it instead of letting you pay full price for something right now.
I’ve never taken on of their classes, but someday maybe I’ll get my rear in gear an do it.

I have been shopping at this store for almost ten years and they always come through. I love shopping locally at stores where I deal with the owner. I have bought everything from lamps, to classes and oh the lovely gifts.
As for what they do there, it is a little bit of everything… lighting, furniture, jewelery, gifts, repair/​making custom stained glass windows and lighting, supplies for glass crafts, and classes in all sorts of glass crafts.
I agree with the posters who say that the prices are reasonable. When you take the expertise and helpfulness of the owners and the staff into consideration it is a real bargain.
Do yourself a favor and get on their mailing list, their special events (especially around the holidays) are AWESOME! (When they have a sale they prove that they know how to throw a party.)
If you want to pay less you are likely to get less, less help and less quality, the choice is yours.

I agree with other posters that this is a nice place to look around at all the beautiful items they have for sale. However, this place is pricey and specifically I’ve seen the Frank Lloyd Wright art items at other stores for much less. This is more a store to browse then to buy.

Gorgeous, interesting merchandise at all price points. You’ll want to spend $ 10M every time you stop in. The staff is completely great, too, and always goes above and beyond to help you find the right stuff.

BEAUTIFUL items!
I haven’t brought anything yet but I just love to walk around in that store!

If you haven’t stopped in Two Fish, you must. Even if you don’t buy you have to go in and admire all the beautiful items. Could be a wonderful place to stop in and pick up a nice gift for someone… maybe even yourself (that’s what happened to me the last time I stopped in to browse). But hey, why ya workin’?