Showing posts with label An grianan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label An grianan. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 March 2016

An Grianan photos!

Thirteen of us from our branch made the trip up to An Grianan this past weekend.  I have uploaded photos to our online archive at Flickr but thought I'd share some of them here on the blog and on our Facebook page too!

Working hard in the Square in the Circle Workshop with Sandra Mongtgomery!

  Some of the projects shared at Show and Tell on the last day:

 Louise and her challenge entry - Sew bunting!
  Thank you ladies for a brilliant weekend!

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

An Grianan 2016

An Grianan 2016 will be taking place from March 4th to 6th.

 There are 6 workshops available:
  • Exploring Velvet with Angie Hughes
  • Mastering your Sewing Machine with Ruth Jarman
  • Circling the Square with Sandra Montgomery
  • Storm at Sea with Anne Marie Horan
  • Embelling Workshop (Added Value) with Valerie Mullally
  • Quirky Squares with Elizabeth Brennan

Fee is €225, with a deposit of €55 required by January 5th 2016.


An Grianan Challenge:
The An Grianan Challenge is "Celebrating Stitch" - make a 1 metre length of bunting which represents your hobby. The pennant can be any shape you like but no more than 8.5" in length or 5.5" in width or diameter.

 The bunting will be redistributed to the branches for use within the branch to bring attention to exhibitions or meetings.

 

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

An Grianan 2012


Hello All,
We are getting close to An Grianan now and bookings are at a viable stage.  We have had to drop four of the teachers as they were not booked but there are still five great teachers available and it is sizing up to be a great weekend.  

We were hoping that at branch meetings over the next couple of weeks, members could be reminded of an Grianan at meetings.  So, could you remind chairs of the branches to announce the details again (which are in the last newsletter and also on the website).

The tutors' workshops which still may be booked are:
Susan Briscoe,
Jenny Rolfe,
Joke Buursma,
Terri McNeill
Ann O'Rafferty.  

It is important to send in the application form asap and to indicate 2nd preferences as some of these are almost full (most especially Jenny Rolfe). Application form was in the Autumn Newsletter and is also available on the Irish Patchwork Society blog (Irish Patchwork Blog)

Please as well remind people that they can come and do their own thing for €200 for bed and meals.

The shop will be the Limerick Quilt Centre (Maeve Meany).