Work and photo credit:  https://www.instagram.com/marynterraart/ Created when they were a student in Susan Furneaux's class. Susan Furne...

Sealskin boot making, traditional dyeing, and the building of Labrador kayaks have all been placed on an updated list of endangered crafts f...

See you there! Are you a knitter, spinner, or hooker? Heritage NL is hosting a series of Yarns and Yarns events, to help preserve and share ...

Completed moccasins. Photo courtesy of Kevin Drew. In this episode we talk with mentor Loretta John, and apprentice Kevin Drew who are two p...

Mentor and apprentice pair Jennifer Morgan and Virginia Stoddart in Jennifer's printing studio.  From birch brooms to beading, tradition...

Colourful wooden boat created by Newfound...

Two of the province’s leading cultural bodies are worried about a decline in traditional craft skills. Newfoundland and Labrador is known f...

Amidst a resurgence of interest in everything from knitting and baking to blacksmithing, Heritage NL is hosting an online discussion about h...

  Roger Tinney is a furniture maker based in Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Originally from Prince Edward Island, Roger inherited some...

Ian Gillies, Newfoundland Blacksmith, chats with folklorist Dale Jarvis about his forge in Brigus South, how he got started with blacksmithi...

I've been scanning some photos from North River and Halls Town in Conception Bay, as part of an ongoing project we have there. If you ar...

A new group is turning to social media to track down some old technology - the wooden weaving looms that might be hiding in attics or bas...

With funding from New Horizons, the Anna Templeton Centre is proud to present the We ❤ Craft Skill Sharing Series - 10 tours, presentati...

How many people do you know who can run a birch broom, weave a basket, or turn a wooden rolling pin? At one point, makers of these types...

How many people do you know who can run a birch broom, weave a basket, or make a tea doll? At one point, makers of these types of object...

Hi! It’s me again, Rachael, Craft Researcher for the Craft Council and Heritage NL! In my last post I mentioned a little about the ...

Hi! I’m Rachael Green. I study Archaeology/Geography at Memorial University. As a Co-operative Education student, I am currently interning...

We have an early Christmas present for you - the next in our Living Heritage Economy Case Studies! This month, we are delighted to showcas...

Ruth Pilgrim holds a knitting project, St. Anthony Bight. Photo by Lisa Wilson. 2010 Today's Folklore Photos come from St. Anthony c...

Close-up of an embroidered panel for a quilt, St. Lunaire-Griquet. Photo by Lisa Wilson. 2010 Today's Folklore Photos come from St. ...