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New Life for the Spinnaríið

We try to shed light on history, and to show both Faroese and foreigners this part of our culture, says Irdi Jacobsen, board member of the Hobby Club Spinnarínum in Klaksvík. More people come regularly and enjoy the traditional Faroese crafts at Spinnarínum. Others will be curious about how the wool is processed. - We have rocks, cards and spindles here. We therefore have a place where one can learn this craft, says Gudrun Elttør, chairwoman of …
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We try to shed light on history, and to show both Faroese and foreigners this part of our culture, says Irdi Jacobsen, board member of the Hobby Club Spinnarínum in Klaksvík. More people come regularly and enjoy the traditional Faroese crafts at Spinnarínum. Others will be curious about how the wool is processed. - We have rocks, cards and spindles here. We therefore have a place where one can learn this craft, says Gudrun Elttør, chairwoman of …

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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