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🐦 Geometric and Natural Patterned Murrinis - 2-DAY MASTERCLASS with Kathryn Greer - October 17 and 18, 2026
  • 🐦 Geometric and Natural Patterned Murrinis - 2-DAY MASTERCLASS with Kathryn Greer - October 17 and 18, 2026
  • 🐦 Geometric and Natural Patterned Murrinis - 2-DAY MASTERCLASS with Kathryn Greer - October 17 and 18, 2026
🐦 Geometric and Natural Patterned Murrinis - 2-DAY MASTERCLASS with Kathryn Greer - October 17 and 18, 2026

🐦 Geometric and Natural Patterned Murrinis - 2-DAY MASTERCLASS with Kathryn Greer - October 17 and 18, 2026

€520,00
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The workshop is a group class, so you’ll have the opportunity to exchange with other apprentice beadmakers!

The program outlined below is for reference only. The order of the topics taught will be confirmed with the instructor at the beginning of the workshop.

On the agenda:

  • Geometric murrini, alternating opaque and transparent for depth

  • Striped murrini, leaf and/or feather

  • Complex murrini: snowflake

  • Cutting and applying the murrini

  • Bonus depending on timing: demonstration of 3D stamen murrine (creation and application)
Dates

Beginning: , 10 a.m.

End: , 5:30 p.m.

Hours vary according to the group of students.

Warning: the course will not be maintained if the minimum number of reservations is not reached (3 people).
Location

Saint-Michel-sur-Orge, Essonne.
Recommended minimum level

It is recommended to know at least how to make a round and centered glass bead to participate in this course.

The Atelier

We open our workshop doors monthly, to a maximum of 4 students simultaneously.

The class takes place at the private studio of Kathryn Greer, near Paris. It is very easy to access, being 5min walk from our RER C train station, in Saint-Michel-sur-Orge.

The teacher

Creator of botanical glass beads and high-end jewellery since 2004, Kathryn Greer's world revolves around the secret garden, reminding us of her Irish origins.

Combining fauna and flora to create small glass worlds to discover, she works glass with a torch to create beads made entirely of glass, filled with elements very similar to real flowers and creatures of nature.

You will emerge from this class with your head full of new, meticulous glassworking techniques, allowing you to imagine your own botanical worlds!

PS: Kathryn speaks both French and English, so it will be possible to speak the language of your choice.

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