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ETA INGHAM LAWRIE

Eta Ingham Lawrie uses wool to create beautiful knitted and crocheted garments and accessories, notable for their subtle range of colours and textures. She is also a weaver of wall hangings, working much of the time on an upright loom, with an international exhibition history dating back to a show in London in 1964. Eta mainly works with sheep’s wool, which she hand dyes in an amazing range of colours, using both mineral and plant dyes.
 
Eta also runs regular weaving workshops, which always book up very quickly.  Eta can also be seen at national annual wool events such as Woolfest and also at local events such as the St Abbs Wool Festival and the Sheep Tales Wool Festival.

Craft type
  • Knitting
  • Crochet
  • Workshops
  • Weaving
  • Dolls
Contact details
  • Eta Ingham Lawrie
             12, Trinity Park,
             Duns
             TD11 3HN
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  • Phone 01361 884285​
  • Email Eta Ingham Lawrie

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  • About Sheep Tales
    • What We Do
    • Our Story
    • Press Cuttings
    • Schools
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  • Blog
  • Makers
    • OVERVIEW
    • Skybluepink Designs
    • The Border Mill
    • The Border Tart
    • Rainbow Yarns
    • Fine Fettle Fibres
    • North Northumberland Spinners
    • The Monday Matters
    • Armstrong's Museum
    • Laura Brittain
    • Whistlebare
    • Bright Seed Textiles
    • Natural Born Dyers
    • Mavis Clark
    • Biteabout Arts
    • Flight Weaving
    • Hunting Hall
    • Cornhill Crafts
    • Elaine King
    • Helen Cowans Arts
    • Eta Ingham Lawrie
  • Workshops
  • Events
  • Archive
    • About the Archive
    • Shepherds and Sheep
    • Family Life
    • Shepherding in Spring
    • Shepherding in Summer
    • Shepherding in Autumn
    • Shepherding in Winter
    • Supporting the Household
    • Shows
    • Sales
    • Gatherings, Celebrations & Music
    • Wool and Crafts >
      • History of Wool
    • Bravery, Difficulties & Disasters
  • Contact