The Other Derick
…other Derick. 1990” Photograph by DI MacArthur. Spot a familiar face in any of our archive posts? Get in touch, we’d love to hear from you! Visit our archives https://www.harristweed.org/archive/…
…other Derick. 1990” Photograph by DI MacArthur. Spot a familiar face in any of our archive posts? Get in touch, we’d love to hear from you! Visit our archives https://www.harristweed.org/archive/…
…Tweed® fabric, which he discusses in this clip. See the full documentary at 3rd Migration documentary https://www.harristweed.org/wp-content/uploads/Asim-Khan-3rd-migration-clip.mp4 The Outer Hebrides – Designated World Craft City for Harris Tweed…
…discuss details personally. Photography: David Stanton @stanton_imaging Models: Mercedes and Jason @coloursagency Make up and Hair: @paulina_siembor Jewellery: @sarahbrownjewellery Designer: Judy Clark @judyrclark Embroidery: Alison Macleod @aliness1 …
Today’s Harris Tweed® Gaelic Word of the Week is ‘làmhan’. ‘Làmhan’ means hands. Want to learn Gaelic in just five minutes practice per day? Click the link below:…
Today’s Harris Tweed® word of the week is ‘garman’ or ‘crann’. The ‘garman’ refers to the warp beam that sits at the back of the loom. This delivers the warp…
Harris Tweed® Word of the Week: Clò Clò Mòr or Clò Hearach (literally Big Cloth or Harris Cloth) is how we refer to Harris Tweed® cloth in Gaelic. Watch more…
…handlooms, a spinning wheel, mill samples, original bobbins made from compressed card, traditional scythes and two bright-eyed collies waiting on their master’s voice. Everything is lovingly kept. A second loom…
Continuing our sheepy-theme from last week, today’s Gaelic phrase is all about shearing. Thank you to Rebecca Hutton of Taobh Tuath Tweed for helping us with these….
…– help us do this job: as fans, by sharing your passion for Harris Tweed® cloth; as makers, by conforming to our brand guidelines; and as customers, by ensuring that…
…là an-diugh. Bho thràth san 20mh linn, tha an Clò Hearach air a bhith air a roghnachadh leis na daoine uasal, beairteach agus le luchd-fasain san là an-diugh. (Photographers unknown)…