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Crafted on the Coastline was a special cross-border pop up showcase event, celebrating craft and artistry from nine makers across the Causeway Coast and Donegal. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
Lisa McGill - evocative seascapes capturing the drama and beauty of the Atlantic coast
Crafted on the Coastline took place recently in the Bushmills Courthouse. The event was supported by the International Fund for Ireland, as part of the Connecting Communities project.
Visitors had the opportunity to meet and talk to the talented makers, understanding just how they make their craft and how they came to start their business.
Donegal makers Lisa McGill, Moira McHugh, Sandra Smith and Siobhan Gillespie all showcased their work at the event.
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