Wee Norrag

Wee Norrag

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Contemporary art inspired by the nature, landscapes and culture of the Highlands of Scotland.

Angela Macmillan is an artist and workshop leader, selling original art and prints which aims to bring the beauty and energy of nature into peoples’ homes. Wee Norrag started life in 2012 as a creative outlet for me whilst my baby boy slept. I would sit at the sewing machine when he was having his afternoon nap, hence the name Wee Norrag - Norrag being the Scottish Gaelic word for a wee snooze. All items are handmade using Harris Tweed, some of which has been woven by my father-in-law on the Isle of Lewis who has been weaving for over 50 years.

03/10/2026

Mòran taing💙

Just a little thank you for the lovely response to the new Gaelic cards this week.

I’ve been packing up your orders, and some are heading to new stockists which has been lovely to see.

Thank you for supporting my work, it’s very much appreciated.

Photos from Strathdearn Community Developments's post 22/05/2026

Very much looking forward to Strathdearn Spring Market!

Photos from Wee Norrag's post 15/05/2026

As this is Mental Health Awareness Week, I thought I would share some thoughts about the role creativity can play in our wellbeing.

I’ve recently read Art Cure by Daisy Fancourt. The subtitle is The Science of How the Arts Transform Our Health — and so much of it resonated with things I’ve experienced personally.

I’ve spoken before about the positive impact creativity has had on my own wellbeing. Through painting, cyanotype, time in nature, and simply making things slowly, I’ve found art to be grounding, calming, and restorative in ways that are difficult to fully explain.

And through workshops, I’ve also seen how much of a difference even a small amount of time spent making something can have for other people too.

What I appreciate about this book is that it brings scientific research alongside those lived experiences. I’m so pleased there is growing research showing that creative engagement can support stress regulation, emotional wellbeing, connection, and resilience.

In a world where so many people feel overwhelmed, burnt out, and disconnected from themselves, creative experiences matter deeply.

Photos from Wee Norrag's post 13/05/2026
09/05/2026

A bheil thu airson beagan uairean a chur seachad air do chuairteachadh leis a’ Ghàidhlig, a’ gabhail fois agus a’ dèanamh ealain? Thig còmhla rinn airson an t-seisein laghaich seo ann an Cromba. Faodaidh tu tighinn airson leth latha no an latha air fad—ge bith dè a tha freagarrach dhut.

Bidh fàilte chridheil romhad!

Would you like to spend a few hours surrounded by Gaelic, unwinding and making art? Come and join us for this relaxed session in Cromba. You can come for half a day or the full day—whatever suits you.

https://www.weenorrag.co.uk/products/gaelic-cyanotype-workshop-cromarty-16-5-26

Photos from Wee Norrag's post 08/05/2026

Last night’s needle felted blue tit workshop was such a lovely evening!

For two hours, everyone disappeared into the process of shaping tiny birds from wool — chatting, laughing, concentrating, and completely switching off from everything else for a while.

Seeing all the finished blue t**s lined up at the end, each with its own personality was such a happy moment.

Thank you to everyone who came along and made it such a warm, relaxed night ✨

07/05/2026

One of the best parts of the process.

Cyanotype uses sunlight to create images, and the final print appears as you rinse it in water.

I’ve done this countless times but I find it mesmerising every time!

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