by Hugh McNeill
Hugh McNeill is a talented craftsman in Crystal Glass Cutting & Engraving. He has worked professionally in this field over the past 45 years. He trained under Eddie Flavin a master glass cutter from Waterford Crystal Glass in Ireland. Hugh has created pieces for many famous people over the years and has established his name in this field. Hugh has a growing concern for old styles hand made crafts that are slowly dying out and not being taught to next generations. These podcasts are to bring awareness to these crafts provoking new craftsman to take up a dying craft that is now on the ”In danger of being extinct list of which there is well over 100 skilled crafts in danger of being forgotten forever. www.madewiththesehands.com
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April 18, 2025
In this conversation, Hugh McNeill shares his journey from his upbringing in Coventry to his experiences in Ireland, exploring how his background influenced his creativity and work ethic. He discusses his career in glass cutting, memorable projects, and the impact of his faith on his life. Hugh also reflects on his transition to supporting vulnerable adults and the importance of community work. In this engaging conversation, Hugh McNeill shares his journey from a challenging financial crisis to becoming the project Manager of Coventry Foodbank. He reflects on his experiences in the restaurant business, the importance of craftsmanship, and his newfound passion for podcasting. Hugh emphasises the value of handmade products and offers insightful advice for aspiring craftspeople, highlighting the significance of perseverance and community support.
April 12, 2025
This episode Hugh Interviews one of the last Clog makers in the UK Phil Howard. Their conversation explores the significance of Morris dancing and clog making in British culture, the challenges faced by traditional crafts, and the personal journey of a clog maker. The discussion highlights the importance of cultural heritage, the impact of mass production, and the future of craftsmanship in a changing world. Phil's website https://nw-clogs.co.uk/
April 4, 2025
In this episode of Made With These Hands, host Hugh McNeill speaks with award-winning weaver Kathryn Tomassetti about her journey into the world of weaving, the cultural influences that shape her craft, and her commitment to sustainability through natural dyes and reclaimed materials. Catherine shares her experiences living in various countries, the importance of tradition and storytelling in her work, and the challenges faced by contemporary craftspeople. The conversation highlights the deep connection between craftsmanship and heritage, encouraging listeners to explore their own creative passions. https://botanicalweaves.com/ https://www.instagram.com/botanicalweaves/ https://www.facebook.com/botanicalweaves https://hughmn.podbean.com/
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