Once that’s done you’ll be able to experience the KnittingTours website perfectly.
Ireland may be known for its knitting and crochet, but lately quilting has been stealing the spotlight! Now, local quilters are passionate about evolving the craft. At Lisnavagh House, you’ll discover the intricate art of Japanese quilting, a perfect opportunity to expand your quilting knowledge. Plus, you’ll get a taste of Irish wool work and lace-making. It’s a perfect way to deepen your understanding of quilting’s renaissance and how it intertwines with Irish culture.
Ireland’s stunning landscapes offer lots of inspiration to quilters. Imagine being inspired by the lush green surroundings of the National Botanic Gardens or the tranquil beauty of Lough Erne. On our Threads of Eire Quilting Tour, you can engage in hands-on workshops like botanical dyeing. The landscape will guide your creative choices – turning Ireland’s vibrant colours into fabric.
Ireland has a warm and welcoming quilting community, with guilds and clubs that offer plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow quilters. Meet the Irish Countrywomen’s Association, where you’ll see how quilting traditions have been passed down through generations. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced quilter, you can find classes and workshops that help build friendships all while improving your skills.
Irish quilts aren’t just about fabric—they’re about telling stories. A visit to Ireland will help you connect with the deep traditions of Irish storytelling. Weave in a bit of Irish folklore or history to create quilts that tell a tale. A visit to Dolly’s Cottage will help spark all kinds of ideas. You can experience the charm of rural Irish life and draw inspiration from tales that have shaped our history.
Get ready to quilt with luxurious Irish wool and linen. Our incredible fabric suppliers will have you working with the best materials around. Whether it’s soft wool or rich linen, these locally sourced fabrics will give your quilts an authentic Irish vibe.
