Ever wondered how wool gets from a sheep in the field to a beautiful ball of yarn? Here’s your chance to find out and get hands-on with the process!

Join Anna Doyle and Annie Gambrill at The Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar, for a fascinating, fun workshop exploring the journey of Irish wool from the land to the finished yarn.

Discover the connection between farming, the land and the quality of wool.

Learn traditional wool-spinning skills.

Make your very own drop spindle.

Spin your own yarn to take home!

Along the way, you’ll discover how age-old crafts and sustainable practices can work hand in hand to create a more circular future.

Whether you’re a craft enthusiast, passionate about sustainability or simply love trying something new, this is a lovely opportunity to get creative, learn new skills and connect with Ireland’s rich wool heritage.

When: Saturday the 7th of November, 11 AM – 4 PM
Where: The Linenhall, Linenhall St, Knockthomas, Castlebar, Co Mayo, F23 AN24

FREE – Lunch included!

Places are limited, and booking is essential!

For more information or to book a place, visit their website, https://www.thelinenhall.com or call their box office on 094 902 3733

Their Instagram: @thelinenhall_castlebar @gambrill.and.lam @anna_trevaskis

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