About the event
Local woolworker, Noah Camps, will be weaving a raw wool rug on an antique upright loom in The Weaver’s Cottages.
The cottages were built in the 17th century to house those who wove for Huntington Castle. They are a time capsule for traditional wool crafts and domestic rural Irish life. The wool in this project has been sourced from the castle sheep, reuniting the old bonds between the two buildings.
Where is it taking place?
The Weaver’s Cottages
Main Street
Clonegal
Carlow
Y21 K2X8
Who is it suitable for?
All ages
Accessibility
There is a small step at the entrance
When is it taking place?
Friday August 11th and Saturday 12th, 12pm to 4pm
Price & do you need to book?
Free. No booking required
Contact details
Additional information
“Noah is a local woolworker who felts and weaves in the fields around her house. After years of living as a spiritual nomad, she came home to study at Grennan Mill Craft School and found weaving the perfect counterpart to meditation and journeying. Sourcing wool from her community, she aims to support sustainable Irish resources and local linking. Noah finds it important to spark conversation around the misuse Irish wool and traditional skills. She crafts no-kill sheepskin rugs on a commission basis.”
Disclaimer
All August Craft Month events are run independently by the event organisers. For questions regarding this event please contact the event organiser directly.
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