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Kiltmaking for Veterans, the first two months
The first cohort of our Kiltmaking for Veterans programme is now nine days in, and I can honestly say it has been one of the most uplifting things I’ve been…
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Kiltmaking for Veterans
Kiltmaking for Veterans is a practical, skills-based course for Scottish veterans, delivered by Làmhan and taught by veteran and professional kiltmaker Hannah MacFarlane of Thistle and Cloth. The project has…
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Craft and crèche
When my children were little, I often wished there was a space where I could spend time being creative while they were happily occupied nearby. Now my kids are 20…
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Kiltmaking project 2026
I have been thinking a lot since the Heritage Crafts event last week — about the conversations I had, the shared concerns that kept coming up, and the quiet agreement…
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Tailoring training: investing in craft skills & the future
One afternoon a week, Cara and Sam travel through to Edinburgh to train with master tailor Poppy Wright at her studio. It’s time set aside for focused learning, careful practice,…
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A Pocket, a Stitch, a Beginning
On Monday Cara and I started something we have both been dreaming about for a long time: our bespoke tailoring training with Poppy Wright at her studio. It felt like…
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National Saturday Club
At Làmhan, we believe in nurturing creativity, building confidence, and opening doors for young people in our community. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our involvement in the National Saturday…
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Embroidery: A Heritage Craft That’s Anything But Old-Fashioned
If you hear the word “embroidery” and immediately picture a granny in a rocking chair, delicately stitching roses onto a cushion, think again! Embroidery is one of the oldest and…
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Legacies of Slavery: Reflecting on a Complex Heritage in Rural Scotland
The small village of Aberlour, which is beautifully situated near the river Spey in Moray and is famed for a whisky of the same name, and the even smaller neigbouring…
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Threads of history: Rediscovering Bonnie Prince Charlie
When we think of historical figures, we often imagine portraits, letters, or battlefields—but sometimes, the most personal insights come from the clothes they wore. In the Threads of History: Rediscovering…











