Camella Crafts at the Pier Garage, the bay behind.
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Camella Crafts

Elaine Campbell's craft shop at the Pier Garage in Craighouse, selling what she makes from antler, whisky barrels and sea pottery.

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Camella Crafts is the craft shop of Elaine Campbell, at the Pier Garage in Craighouse, next to Deer Island Rum and the Whisky Island Gallery.

Inspired by the colours, shapes and textures of her island home, Elaine makes all sorts of things from materials found on Jura: deer antler, old whisky barrels, pebbles, sea pottery, wool and wood.

Antlers hang on the walls of the little shop, above tartan, tweed and wooden shelves of island-made gifts, from whisky-barrel keepsakes to knitted pieces. In winter it opens by appointment, and it is worth getting in touch before you go for its summer hours. The Antlers is across the road, and the distillery and the hotel are a short walk along the village street.

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Before you go

At the Pier Garage by Craighouse Big Pier.

Get in touch for summer hours; in winter it opens by appointment.

Getting there
Passenger ferry from Tayvallich to Craighouse (April to September), or via Islay: Port Askaig to Feolin.
Where
The Pier Garage, Craighouse.
Hours
Ask ahead in summer; by appointment in winter.

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The door and sign of Camella Crafts.
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Elaine Campbell makes it all.

Camella Crafts is owned and run by Elaine Campbell, who takes her colours, shapes and textures from the island she lives on.

The shop floor at Camella Crafts from above, antlers on the wall.
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Antler, whisky barrels and sea pottery.

What she makes starts as things found on Jura: deer antler, old whisky barrels, pebbles, sea pottery, wool and wood.

Jura tartan, close: blue, brown and orange checks.
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