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Heather McNeilly

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Glass

“This started as a hobby in 1995 when I enrolled for evening classes in stained glass in Winchester. After nearly ten years of making things for friends and family I took on a workshop at a craft centre near Andover in Hampshire, where I made stained glass windows to commission. During that time I bought a small kiln and started to experiment with fusing glass.”

Heather McNeilly artwork
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About Heather McNeilly

In 2011 I moved to Ilfracombe and opened Shoreline Glass in Ilfracombe High Street. One of the main skills I have learned whilst working in Ilfracombe is how to restore Victorian stained glass. It is very rewarding to bring these wonderful works of art back to life. I have studied the ancient craft of fired glass painting, which is often essential to complete a restoration. Using the same traditional techniques, I produce decorative panels, finding inspiration from the plants and wildlife in my garden or when out walking on the coast path. My fused glass work is often inspired by the beaches and landscape of North Devon, especially the blues and greens of sea and sky.

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Zone 1 · Ilfracombe Town

Venue

Studio or Gallery
6 Furze Hill Road, Ilfracombe
EX34 8HN

Parking

On-street nearby

Not wheelchair accessible. There is no toilet, no view from the pavement and nothing to eat or drink. Ring ahead to ask what is possible.

Accessibility and facilities

Wheelchair accessible: No

What this means: no barriers anywhere in the home (zero-step entries at all doors, smooth level flooring throughout); consistent wide clearance for movement in every room; no barriers to entry of the home (zero-step entry, no steep slopes).

Toilet for visitors: No
Viewable from the pavement: No
Food or drink offered: No
Charge for food or drink: No
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