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Elderberry - Community
Crafts Initiative
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Anns na h-aosda tha gliocas
( With
age comes wisdom)
Based in Ness, at the northern tip of the Outer Hebrides,
‘elderberry’
is a small, dynamic, community crafts club that encourages and supports
people of retirement age and above to create and sell a range of high
quality crafts products.
‘elderberry’ provides a focus
for the many skills that its members have, as well as a means to market
and sell the ‘fruits
of their labour’. |
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High quality, handmade,
products that offer tremendous value for money: |
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Harris Tweed shoulder bags |
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Harris Tweed handbags |
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Harris Tweed sewing
accessories |
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Harris Tweed patchwork tea
cosies |
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Handmade greeting cards |
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Framed montages |
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Quality
Harris Tweed
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Handmade Crafts Goods From The Outer
Hebrides of Scotland |
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An
elderberry
community crafts initiative
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Empowering the
Over 60s |
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All Harris Tweed textile products carry the
brand’s label of authenticity to certify that it is a genuine Harris Tweed
product. Our products are also typically handmade at home by a small
group of retired or semi-retired people who wish to apply their skills in
producing high quality products to the discriminating buyer. All goods
produced by
‘elderberry’ carry its distinctive
brand indicating that it is a community crafts product manufactured in Ness
in the Outer Hebrides.
‘elderberry’ is the crafts
division of the Ness Over 60s Club; a community initiative that supports the
aspirations of individuals of retirement age and above. |
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elderberry craft goods are not
currently available online |
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The Ness Over 60s Club initiative also includes:
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Ness Luncheon Club |
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Sňlas - social, cultural & advice forum |
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Roinn - goods distribution network |
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The Ness Over 60s Club is
sponsored by Iomairt Nis and funded by the Better Neighbourhood Services
Fund (BNSF), Gaidhlig sa Choimhearsnachd and the Crofting Community
Development Scheme (CCDS). |
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