To blow glass, it must first be heated. Glassblowers use furnaces that reach temperatures over 2000 degrees Fahrenheit to melt glass into a molten state. Once the glass is melted, it can be shaped and molded using various tools and techniques. Sanding or cutting is a process that occurs after the glass has been cooled and hardened to achieve a desired texture or shape. Freezing glass, on the other hand, is not a common or applicable technique in glassblowing.