Heritage and traditional skills

Keeping craft alive by letting people try it for themselves.

Renrag Collective CIC celebrates heritage crafts, folklore, local history, traditional skills and intergenerational learning.

Crochet hooks and colourful yarn on a wooden table

The familiar, the forgotten, the playful and the practical.

A session might involve yarn, paper, clay, storytelling, local traditions, seasonal making or demonstrations from makers who keep practical skills alive.

The deeper purpose remains the same: bring people into contact with craft, with each other and with their own capacity to create.

Traditional tailoring tools with thread, scissors and pattern paper Hands using macramé technique with white cord Hands shaping clay in a pottery studio