Talking about Wool - From Sheep to Socks

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Do you produce, have, use, or love wool?

Memorial folklore students are looking for wool enthusiasts in Newfoundland and Labrador to interview, photograph, or maybe visit, with the aim of developing a series of student papers and podcasts about the wool industry.

Heritage NL is working with the students of Folk6400, a Graduate Seminar in Material Culture at Memorial University, to study the linkages between local raw wool and the crafting of products from that material. Are you a sheep farmer with underutilized wool? Are you a felter looking for a source of wool for your next project? Are you a new or experienced entrepreneur who has thoughts or questions about making or marketing wool-based craft in NL? If yes, our students want to talk to you!

Deadline: Feb 23rd, 2024

Yes, I'd love to chat with a folklore student! My name is: *

What is your connection to wool? (e.g. I'm a sheep farmer; or, I am a rug hooker that uses wool, etc.) *

Email *

Phone

I know about or have experience with: *

Raising sheep and wool production

Carding and Spinning

Dying and dye-making

Weaving

Knitting or Crochet

Embroidery

Rug Hooking

Marketing, Selling, and Promoting Craft

Craft Education

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