Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
It was our great pleasure to host Lacey Walton at the 2025 International Flameworking Conference, March 21 – 23. Lacey’s presentation and demonstration at the event was truly inspiring! We are thrilled for you to have the opportunity to watch, or rewatch, this incredible artist at work!
About the Artist:
Lacey (LaceFace) Walton was born in Grants Pass, Oregon in 1983. She was exposed to the blossoming art form of glass blowing and pipe making from an early age. Determined from the beginning to create beauty, Lacey fell in love with the color, fluidity, and form of glass the moment she began working on the torch in 2004. Lacey spent the next several years concentrating on her growing skills as a glass artist while simultaneously putting herself through school.
After graduating with an associate degree in the Arts, she became heavily involved in the expanding glass pipe art movement. In 2010, Lacey began attending several trade shows and flame off competitions around the country, her dedication has been rewarded by her receiving several of the glass pipe industry's highest honors and awards of achievements.
Now Lacey creates with many of the industry’s most renowned artists, motivated as a community leader to push the limitations of glass art. Her modern masterpieces of glass art exemplify her power and spirit and also speak volumes for her determination to create beautiful glass objects. Currently Lacey works from her home studio in Austin Texas and enjoys contributing to the glass community with her newfound love of teaching.
It was our great pleasure to host Lacey Walton at the 2025 International Flameworking Conference, March 21 – 23. Lacey’s presentation and demonstration at the event was truly inspiring! We are thrilled for you to have the opportunity to watch, or rewatch, this incredible artist at work!
About the Artist:
Lacey (LaceFace) Walton was born in Grants Pass, Oregon in 1983. She was exposed to the blossoming art form of glass blowing and pipe making from an early age. Determined from the beginning to create beauty, Lacey fell in love with the color, fluidity, and form of glass the moment she began working on the torch in 2004. Lacey spent the next several years concentrating on her growing skills as a glass artist while simultaneously putting herself through school.
After graduating with an associate degree in the Arts, she became heavily involved in the expanding glass pipe art movement. In 2010, Lacey began attending several trade shows and flame off competitions around the country, her dedication has been rewarded by her receiving several of the glass pipe industry's highest honors and awards of achievements.
Now Lacey creates with many of the industry’s most renowned artists, motivated as a community leader to push the limitations of glass art. Her modern masterpieces of glass art exemplify her power and spirit and also speak volumes for her determination to create beautiful glass objects. Currently Lacey works from her home studio in Austin Texas and enjoys contributing to the glass community with her newfound love of teaching.
