Clones Lace Workshops
Frodsham, Cheshire, UK
October 5-7 2012
Wexford
October 13 2012
The Constant Knitter
Nov 17th 2012
Francis St
Dublin
Mulranny, Co Mayo
A beautiful venue on the rugged west coast of Ireland,
set in the Mayo Gaeltacht (Irish Speaking area)
Irish Crochet workshop
April 13-14 2013
www.eomworkshops.com
Clones Lace Summer Workshop
June 5-9 2013
Places limited, so early booking advised. Three places booked and confirmed to date. Antonina Kuznetsova from Ukraine, a master of modern Irish Crochet with be a guest tutor!
I have 27 places booked so far, at the end of October 2012!
International Quilters Festival
Galway Ireland
June 8-10 2012
I will have 2 workshops at this festival.
Mulranny, Co Mayo
A beautiful venue on the rugged west coast of Ireland,
set in the Mayo Gaeltacht (Irish Speaking area)
Irish Crochet workshop
April 13-14 2013
www.eomworkshops.com
Clones Lace Summer Workshop
June 5-9 2013
Places limited, so early booking advised. Three places booked and confirmed to date. Antonina Kuznetsova from Ukraine, a master of modern Irish Crochet with be a guest tutor!
I have 13 places booked so far, at the end of September 2012!
photos of Clones Lace Workshop 2012!
(more to follow)
also photos of US tour 2012 and Bretagne 2012 to follow.
Olga Krivenko demonstrating at the 2012 Summer Workshop of
Clones Lace June 27 – July 1st 2012.
Posted by CSW on August 14, 2012 at 10:50 am
Where will the June 5-9 2013 workshop be held? Where does one register?
Posted by cloneslace on August 20, 2012 at 10:00 pm
Hi CSW
Next year’s Clones Lace Workshop will be held in Clones, Ireland June 5-9th 2013.
We already have 5 deposits paid – 2 from the UK, 1 from Brittany France and 2 from
the States – Alaska and NYC. We have promises of 3 more from the States! This is
great news for next year as we have never had any bookings so early! You can book
a place by contacting me – maireslace@gmail.com!
Posted by cloneslace on September 22, 2012 at 9:50 pm
I will send you a brochure and a list of accommodation next week. We are making out the new
brochure early because of the unprecedented interest this year. I think the interest is due
to a combination of reasons! – my articles in Interweave and the dvd, opening up Irish Crochet
to a wider audience and the Eastern European designers coming to Clones! I’m really chuffed
that they want to come to Clones and Ireland and recognise that the crochet they are doing in a modern
way has its roots in Ireland. Freeformers also want to learn Irish Crochet for the same reason.
The third reason is that it is a fun week, packed with related activities, such as the visit
to the Sheelin Museum of Irish Lace. It’s great to go there as part of a group and go for a meal
and strawberry meringues afterwards next door!:) We have 12 fulltime signups, with more interest
from those who come every year and who will only come for a day or two!
Ingrid, I’ll send them out with the book, when it comes! That will remind me, though I have your name
and address sitting in front of me, so I won’t forget!
I was teaching at a workshop in Cliffoney, Sligo today, where there was an Irish Crochet business and school for 100 years! Fiona Daly was giving a powerpoint demo in the afternoon. Her grandmother and great grandmother were Clones lace makers from the Clones- Roslea area, and started up a school in this area. Fiona graduated from the college of Art and Design in Dublin last year, the same college that her grandmother attended in the 1950s! Last year Fiona went to the Shetlands and showed us photos of Shetlands shawls and told us that she was there this year, learning how to weave! I was thinking about you and your interest in Shetland shawls!
Posted by Ingrid on September 22, 2012 at 12:39 pm
how much does it cost, and where can one stay?
Posted by Ivelise Barssotti on December 1, 2012 at 2:35 pm
Hi Màire, how are you… It’s great to know that Antonina will be making part of another workshop! It’s a fantastic crocheter! I wish everything will be just amazing on that day! Best reguards,…