Beautiful hand made Beanie. I begin by weaving the crown then crochet a part and finally knit the rest!

This small woven bag was created in this way. I spun wool from a Wenslydale sheep fleece. Then knitted it into this creation on round needles. The second image is the base of the bag - woven on a round loom. Totally unique!

These two art cards were created to represent the two times of Solstice in the year. The first is Winter Solstice (21st December), represented by CROW and the goddess MORRIGAN. The second is Summer Solstice (21st June) represented by HORSE and the goddess MACHA. Blank inside for your own message. The price is for both cards.

Knitted on round needles with a fairisle pattern, all wool and very cosy to wear.

Knitted on four needles. Length from toe to top of sock is 50cm. Length from toe to heel is 21cm.

Warm and cosy socks.

100% Donegal wool. Warm mittens. Flexible with the buttons on the side. The buttons are wooden with an Owl on them. Medium size.

This little paperback book was written in 2011 and it gives an interesting overview of the way in which there was an overlap of the indigenous with the earliest forms of Christianity in Ireland. Some call it 'Celtic Christianity.' The sub-title is 'Practical Inspirations from Celtic Spirituality for the Contemporary Spiritual Journey.'

This hardback book was written in 2015. It has a shared authorship. The first part, written by Grace, is about aspects of Celtic Spirtuality - nature, creative living etc.

The Second part, written by Dr. Tess McGuiness, Queen's University Belfast, is a scholarly exploration os the Celtic Spirit in the literature of Ireland down the ages.