Craft Shop

‘Jewellery to bring Joy to your day’
Tracy McTernan, the designer and creator of Hazelrocks Jewellery.
Based near Keadue, Co Roscommon, inspired by the little winding country lanes, our stories and myths, she weaves and winds wire and gemstones to create unique and individual jewellery.

Using ethically sourced genuine gemstones for around the world, wire, silver, copper, polymer clay and more, each piece is just for you.
Pearls, opals, Rose Quartz and many more. Gemstones, crystal healing stones mean your Jewellery is more than just good to look at.

Jewellery sets are always popular and make ideal gifts. Wishing Bracelet Cards, Pocket Angels and In-Memory Angels are also great for gifts.

You can find Tracy and Hazelrocks Jewellery at local Holistic Fairs and craft fairs where she loves to chat and tell you about the wonderful gemstones.

Having fallen into Jewellery making by accident 15 years ago, Tracy now teaches Jewellery making classes.

Most of the Hazelrocks Jewellery gift boxes are locally handmade using recycled card. Boxes are unbranded so that you can reuse them.

Hi, my name is Lynne-Marie Bye and welcome to my colourful world. I have a creative passion for things vibrant and bold, and this translates into my felt paintings.

I am based in the Northwest of Ireland where we have an abundance of nature, with our rugged coastline, sweeping mountains, sparkling rivers, unpredictable weather and of course sheep.

My felt paintings incorporate many wools including Merino, Gotland, Mohair, Suffolk and more. I make use of shiny fibres, embroidery silks and yarns to highlight the features, using a combination of machine and hand embroidery.

For my foundation years I studied at the Isle of Ely College, Cambridgeshire, then moving on to Loughborough College of Art to study ceramics. I have certainly come a long way since those days.

My felt paintings have travelled near and far and bring a little piece of home to their inheritors.

Margaret Rattigan is the artist and creator behind Margaret Rattigan Art.

Based in Boyle, County Roscommon, she creates original Irish landscapes, florals, seascapes, and wildlife paintings inspired by the beauty and nostalgia of the Northwest. Her work often evokes a memory , a sense of time, place, and emotion – capturing moments “where art meets heart.”

After more than 35 years in retail management, Margaret followed her lifelong dream to become a full-time artist. Alongside her paintings, she designs limited edition prints, fine art cards, and unique art jewellery, all crafted with care and authenticity.

One of her earliest pieces, Full Moon over Lough Key, was inspired by an island in the nearby Forest Park, close to where she lives. There is a sense of magic about Lough Key , its still waters, mysterious castle, and ever-changing light and Margaret sought to capture that enchantment in her painting.

Her work has since found homes across Ireland and abroad, each piece bringing a little light, joy, and connection to those who see it.

Kyle Fairbanks completed a BA in Fine Art at the Atlantic Technological University, Sligo in 2024.

He is a visual artist working in fine art and sculpture.

He has developed his own unique and quirky animated style of drawing. Kyle illustrates buildings and structures in an animated way as he likes to distort images and exaggerate them. He is known for his whimsical and finely detailed illustrations. Kyle captures the essence of Boyle, Sligo and Carrick in a way that feels both nostalgic and fresh. He uses a mixture of different mediums such as acrylics, inks, alcohol pens and pencils. He has been influenced by artists such as Red Grooms, Jessica Woulfe, Jeff Smith and Roy Lichtenstein. He also took inspiration from some of Studio Ghibli films such as Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle.

Kyle was Shortlisted for the RDS Visual Arts Award 2024. He exhibited at the RHA from 22 Nov 2024 – 18 Jan 2025.

Kyle has recently been awarded “The Most Promising Artist” under 25 at The Boyle Arts Festival 2025 for his drawing of “The Lost Church”.