Projects - Feather Pattern
Projects - Feather Pattern
Projects - Feather Pattern

Projects - Feather Pattern

Follow step-by-step instructions from Megan O'Hara guiding you to produce your very own feather pattern glass work. This Learn At Your Own Pace project is a lifetime access course - so you can revisit it as many times as you like!

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Megan O'Hara

Megan began working with glass in 2005, creating a range of dichroic jewellery, and helping to make tiles for 5th Element Design. In 2011 she completed an art degree in Creative Art Practices at Sheffield Hallam University and returned to Warm Glass to pursue a creative career in glass.

In 2013, Megan attended a glass instructor’s course at the Bullseye Glass factory in Portland, Oregon and began teaching workshops for Warm Glass UK. In 2015 she took part in the Glass Heap Challenge in the Kosta Boda glass factory in Sweden. Megan is the Studio Coordinator at Warm Glass UK, responsible for the running of the studio and workshops as well as offering technical advice to customers, she is passionate about sharing her enjoyment of working with glass.

Megan O'Hara

Megan began working with glass in 2005, creating a range of dichroic jewellery, and helping to make tiles for 5th Element Design. In 2011 she completed an art degree in Creative Art Practices at Sheffield Hallam University and returned to Warm Glass to pursue a creative career in glass.

In 2013, Megan attended a glass instructor’s course at the Bullseye Glass factory in Portland, Oregon and began teaching workshops for Warm Glass UK. In 2015 she took part in the Glass Heap Challenge in the Kosta Boda glass factory in Sweden. Megan is the Studio Coordinator at Warm Glass UK, responsible for the running of the studio and workshops as well as offering technical advice to customers, she is passionate about sharing her enjoyment of working with glass.

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Terri

I don’t think I will make this because of the amount of glass used, time, and especially how many times you have to use the kiln. The instructions and presentation is great.

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Susan

I truly enjoy your online classes that are learn at your own pace! Meagan is very clear in her instruction and provide great examples! The only question I have is the brand of diamond saw that you use. I have a ring saw, but am not sure that it will withstand the thickness of the bars, and I am skeptical of using a tile saw to cut them. Again, thank you so much for your excellent videos.

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Jolene

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Jill

the tools list included a mould I did not really need but did not include a powder sifter that I did. Other than that it wass great.

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Harriet

Harriet

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