Felt hat with Wensleydale Locks

Felted hat

More felted jars

Felted jam jars

Felted hat

The Winter Solstice

Re-vamped Foxford Rug!

Needle felting class at Seanachaí Listowel

The class needle felted a snowman and flat felted a picture.

Spinning & singing at St Joseph s Hospital Ennis

Upcycled a Foxford Mens dressing gown!

Felting with the embellisher

Needle Felting Class in Killarney

At the Seanachaí Literary Centre, Listowel

Felting Class in Listowel

Foxford Blanket with hood

Laura walking in her Pampooties

Learning to make Pampooties

Pampooties Workshop at Galway City Museum today.

Blue Needle Felted Blanket Coat

Johnny s House and Wall

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Needle felted blanket

Upcycling a Foxford Woollen Blanket

My next needle felting class is on in the Crafty Alley Craftshop in Killarney on Monday 8th November 2010 . 11-1pm Tuition, materials and refreshments included Ring the shop 064 6630800

Felting Class in Killarney

Gave a very enjoyable class today at the Crafty Alley Craft Shop in Killarney to first time felters.

Culture Night Killarney

A magical evening at Quills Farmhouse in Muckross, a blazing turf fire, lamplight and wonderfully talented musicians and dancers. And outside, all the mystery and the majesty of the Kerry mountains!

YARNS

Charlie Byrnes Bookshop

I m in good company!

Sunday Lunch

Heritage Week

I gave a talk today at the Galway City Museum as part of Heritage Week. It was entitled Woolcrafts and the traditonal clothes of the Aran Islanders.

In Button Heaven!

Spinning at the Craft Village

Killarney Summerfest

At Muckross today

Chatting with Eileen, a master spinner and knitter.

Muckross Traditional Farms

Spinning in Ennis

Ennis Street Festival

Listowel Writers Week

sheep dipping in Beaufort

Weaving Demonstration

I went to Macroom Library to demonstrate weaving on a table loom to the Macroom Purlies.

Sunrise

The sun danced over the Clare hills, Easter Sunday morning.

Aoine an Chéasta

It is traditional to plant on Good Friday. I set my sally rods (willow), for making baskets.

Galway City Museum

Mr Brendan McGowan, Development Officer at the Galway City Museum accepting my donation of a traditional Aran crios to the Museum. It was donated in memory of my late husband John Joe Sharry.