Needle Felted
Landscape
with
Maggie Meister
A 2 Day Workshop
27th & 28th August 2025
10am to 5pm
€225
Workshop Overview
This workshop offers participants the opportunity to explore the stunning landscapes of Clew Bay and Achill Island through mixed media textile art. Using photographs transferred onto linen as a base, participants will create layered pieces incorporating needle felting, fabric goldwork and embroidery embellishments, Indian block printing and found objects. Skills covered will include photo transfer techniques, needle felting, layering with fabric, creating spirals with goldwork threads and more.
Materials List
Needle felting foam pads – 8x8 inch square is the smallest I would go with. 9x9 inches works fine
Wool flat mat to equal size of foam (I will send pic)
Wool roving – a variety of colors. We will learn to blend colors.
Handheld Wool Carders – only a few depending on size of group. They can share. Approximately 3x5”
Irons to share to transfer photo to fabric.
Acrylic paints
Paint brushes. These are used for the block printing.
Shells, twigs, stones, found objects.
Lint brushes to share – clean the felting mats
The following items will be supplied in the class
Felting needles – 2-3 sizes
9x13 inch piece of linen (I have so much linen, I can bring this)
Goldwork threads/embroidery threads
Embroidery needles
Small pieces of silk fabric or wool
Silk cocoons/Mulberry bark
Vintage sequins
Accommodation
We have a limited number of accommodaiton available on site. For more information and to book please contact us directly via email:- info@mulrannyarts.com
About Maggie
Maggie Meister is a mixed media artist whose passion for color, texture and historical design shines through in her work. After a distinguished 30-year career in bead art, she has recently embraced sculpture and needle felting as new forms of creative expression. Drawing inspiration from ancient mosaics, textiles and architecture, Maggie now explores landscapes through felt, combining fibers with her deep appreciation for pattern and form. Her richly layered approach reflects a lifetime of artistic exploration and we are thrilled to welcome her to lead a two-day needle felting landscape workshop this August.
“ In the year 2000 I visited Mulranny to take a beading workshop. Little did I know that this visit and meeting Cheryl would open new doors and adventures. Immediately I fell in love with Mulranny with its wild beauty, people and walks. The views and the landscapes drew me in, and I returned often.” - Maggie