Bags of bags !

More fab tote bags beautifully made by Jean using handwoven felted tweed from the fleeces of the conservation grazer sheep and lined with calico from Quarry Bank Mill woven on the old Lancashire looms.Decorative buttons are driftwood chunks from the shores of Morecambe Bay,coconut shell and some rescued from a charity shop.I'm definitely keeping one of these bags

for myself this time !

From Farm to Yarn

 

 

From Farm to Yarn worker!

 

.......and produce! Grown and millspun in Britain.

Now available for you to knit something fab! 100 gram skeins of Lancashire Farm wool from the conservation grazer sheep living around Morecambe Bay.
Chunky wool either natural cream or natural grey.Use size 6,6.5 or 7mm needles
Aran wool in natural cream.Use size 4.5 or 5mm needles.
The wool is a Single Farm Yarn which will knit up to standard commercial patterns and is priced at £8.30p per 100grams including postage and packing.
Samples sent out on request

new head !

I've got a new head! A really nice recycled glass one so I thought I'd try one of the tweed hats on it.This one has a nice big bow and the addition of a junk shop find,vintage pearly earring .... 1980's I would think!

Here is a before and after picture of the rescued pub stools.Lovely oak legs revealed thanks to my brother's skills with wood renovation.Top now re-upholstered with felted wool tweed,hope they have a new life as attractive useful pieces of furniture !

Wool Week

I've been in a real panic getting things ready for Wool Week.It always seems ages off and I've loads of time ,then all of a sudden its here and I worry that I've not done enough or what I've done isn't what I wanted!But here we are................

at Posh Sardine another of Jane's fantastic displays for Wool Week! The view over the sands,the range of gifts and crafts and the proper cake make this a perfect spot to relax after the panic!

Wool Week again

More lovely Wool Week displays,heres a beautifully displayed throw and general view at The Wolfhouse Gallery in Silverdale.Wonderful place to browse among ceramics made by the owner and other lovely stuff.Views of Morecambe Bay and handy restaurant next door! I can't think of any nicer places to show some local woollies to advantage.

 

                                                                                                                       Heres a throw beautifully displayed at The Wolfhouse !

and a general view.

I'm really lucky ,this is another super venue to have my work displayed,gallery,studio,amazing ceramics produced by the owner,restaurant and Morecambe Bay ..... perfect!

Yes the Wool Boat summer cruise is back in Poynton for the Bank Holiday Weekend !! So if you like wool and narrow boats head for Baileys Trading Post and saunter around until you locate their mooring,you can get a brew at the trading post and if the weathers good I'll take my spinning wheel along.So if you are in the area please go and say hello to Colin and Carole,they'll have a Great selection of British wool to browse around!!