Meet Me: Clodagh

Hello and welcome to my website! My name is Clodagh and I am the designer behind Wool Cult.

Knitting, crocheting, weaving and all things constructed textiles have been my passion for nearly as long as I can remember. Starting in primary school knitting with other students’ grannies, I have now completed my BA(Hons) in Textile Design from NCAD. I’m delighted to be making a debut into my career with a collection of heirloom blankets that I’m really proud of.

About

Absolutely over the moon to be awarded Overall Student Winner at the DCCI Future Makers 2025, as well as receiving a Materials Award!

It’s such an honour to be acknowledged by the Design and Crafts Council in the shortlist, but to win two awar

Excited to work with some GREEENNN.

After using fire-y shades of red and brown for the last year for my degree collection, my soul yearns for a bit of green. I think this desire will come to fruition using this nice fresh cone of @donegalyarns twee

Summer is over! And so is my wee hiatus from yarn.

I decided to take a break during the summer after the business of the final year of my degree. It was so wonderful to dedicate some time to catching up with friends and family and now I’m fee

The NCAD Grad show is well and truly underway. Thank you to all who have popped in to say hi and have a look around. The love and support I’ve experienced in the last week is amazing, and really appreciated 🌞

There is still time to see all th

Soft Log Honeycomb Weave

Inspired by the cracking texture of the combusting log, this blanket is woven over 24 shafts using space-dyed #donegalwool
It’s made up using three different sizes of honeycomb, which mimics the varying sizes/irregula

Embers Jacquard Knit Blanket

My photography visualised in stitches to keep ya warm!

100% cotton
190x150cm

I will have multiples available for sale, made to order at the @ncad_dublin grad show running 6-14th June. Opening ceremony 6-8pm on the 6th

Organic Cabling with knitted ripples.

Using only a rough sketch for composition, each cable is crossed at my discretion during the knitting. The same is done for the wooly red ripples.
The result is a completely unique blanket that ties the design

Playing photographer and documenting all of the TSD girls’ lovely faces for the @ncadtextilessurfacedesign class of ‘25 graduate posts.

Caveman jacquard knit + organic cabling with crochet border.
Another favourite piece of mine from my Kinship collection.

People have an affinity for sitting around campfires- for warmth, ceremony and group gathering. Traditions that have existed f

Exhibition setup, business cards and websiting… been looking forward to this part of the year for a long time 😌

Testimonials

“This was my favourite collection of work from the entire degree show!! Absolutely beautiful. A profound care and thoughtfulness is so evident in all of the pieces. Inspiring!! LOVED it.”