Glass and Ceramics

Makers Directory

ÁINE McGUCKIN
CERAMICS

https://ainemcguckinceramics.com

Aine McGuckin: I began my pottery journey in 2017 after taking a one day class in wheel thrown, hand built and artisan pottery. Within a couple of years, I invested in my own pottery kiln. I love to make quirky, brightly coloured creations, that bring life and light to any space or situation. That is why I only produce small batches, to ensure every piece is unique, individual and personal. My creativity draws from the beautiful setting of my studio at the foot of the Sperrin Mountains.

CASTLE CREATIONS

Transformed from forgotten relics into captivating works of functional art, the selection of unusual, unique, and one-off lamps and candlesticks brings a touch of intrigue to your living spaces. Each item, once unused and gathering dust, has been skillfully repurposed to illuminate the nooks and crannies of your home with a warm, inviting glow.

GLASS 4 CLASS

My name is Tonia Kennedy and have been a Fused Glass crafter since 2018. I love doing this as it is my “happy place”. My background is in Pharmacy and Teaching Science which was a great base in helping me to have the confidence to learn how to work a kiln and produce my own creations. Glass has a lovely way of catching the light and making colours come alive, changing as you move around it. That sparkle and glow can really brighten a room and lift the mood too. My pieces are made to feel fun and heart-warming, so when the light shines through them, they don’t just look pretty—they bring a little smile as well.

Hand decorated tea pot and brush with faux flowers by Wee Bees

WEE BEES
BOTTLES & BITS

Wee Bees is a business of the amazing work of a wee woman crafting away at her kitchen table on the North Coast of Northern Ireland. Wee Bees creates a wide variety of homemade crafts. Specialities include beautifully decorated bottles and jars, wreaths (whether it be Christmas, Autumn, Halloween, or just something pretty for your front door), lots of creative Christmas displays, and much much more. All of the items are a labour of love.

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