Glass workshops, art classes and excursions
I am offering stained glass workshops since 2008. I had organised a charity project in aid of blind and visually impaired people and the NCBI. Part of the project was a series of glass workshops. The participants and I had so much fun that I am offering workshops ever since. I have helped to create countless wonderful glass designs in my unique personal workshops. New to Caimileon Studio are art classes and excursions.
Read on for more information or contact me if you have questions…


A Studio with a View
My studio is a beautiful bright timberframe building overlooking the Burren and Kinvara Bay. Workshops and courses are limited to four participants, ensuring classes are personal and individual in their approach.
I teach various techniques: copper foil, lead, glass painting, for beginners the copper foil technique is ideal and offers a wide range of designs and ideas.
Every student works at their own level and at their own piece, I have patterns to use or copy or you bring your own ideas and we work something out that suits your skill level. After some practice we can create a larger design you might like for your home or a special present.
Workshop schedule
Two different types of workshop are available. We have weekly classes. Students come for 2 to 3 hours. You can buy a workshop-card for 10 hours and hours will be ticked off as you participate. You can also pay per hour for a higher rate.
Other workshops on offer are full day courses for 3 or 4 participants. The time is sufficient to bring home at least one lovely glass design.
As I also work in tourism over the Summer there will be gaps in the weekly workshop schedule, here are the dates:
Dates August and September 2025:
Tuesdays on August 5th and 12th, September 2nd and 16th with the option of additional Monday evenings if needed.
The next full day workshops are scheduled for August 9th, August 16th and September 13th.
October dates are not scheduled yet.
Leading and glass painting workshop
Special workshops in Glass Painting and Leading are available. Due to the process of glass painting and kiln firing it will run over 3 dates, either on evenings or weekends, let me know your preference, I will arrange new dates in September.
There will also be workshops in creating glass designs from scratch with excursions into the Burren landscape, see dates below…
Or send me a message to get dates and more information.
Art Classes and Excursions
A new addition are my art classes. Here we work with paper and paints to capture ideas we find in nature, for example the magical landscape of the Burren or in glass windows or other art. Those ideas can be used to create a special personal glass design from scratch.
Our next outings are on September 4th and 11th – contact me to book a place….
Furthermore I am offering excursions to East Galway, an area with plentiful examples of Celtic Revival Glass Art. Or we might take a trip to Dublin to see the Harry Clarke exhibition. I can bring up to 8 people in my own minibus… the first of these excursions – East Galway Celtic Revival – is scheduled for October 2nd.
Please contact me if you have any questions and to find out more about advanced courses and excursions.
You are a group of friends or family and want to spend some special time together creating some beautiful artwork or want to spend a special day out? We can arrange a private workshop or excursion.
Please feel free to talk to me about any special ideas for designs or projects.
Are you looking for a special gift? You can buy vouchers here, either for workshops or any glass/art work at Caimileon Studio.
Workshops and excursions at Caimileon Studio …
Weekly workshops are on offer on Tuesday mornings and evenings. Next full day workshops are scheduled for March 8th and 29th, April 12th, May 3rd and 17th.
A special workshop in Glass Painting and Leading is available now. Workshops in creating glass designs from scratch with excursions into the Burren landscape are going to run in early Summer. Furthermore I am offering a day out to East Galway, an area with plentiful examples of Celtic Revival Glass Art.