So….yeah! The title says it all really. Every day “studies” are released that say this that and ‘tuther about the environment. What is good for it. What is bad for it. Yada yada yada. I’m not one for studies. If you look hard enough for what you want to find, Read more…
Woollard was our first ever yarn base. It is made of 4 plies and is a fingering weight yarn in both 100g and 20g hanks. Woollard is made from the fleece of the Merino breed of sheep. This is a fine grade wool suitable for everyday wear and is soft Read more…
Main is our first 100% British yarn. It is a 3-ply yarn on the lighter side of chunky, and is made from the fleece of the Texel breed of sheep. This is a medium grade wool suitable for everyday wear, but not quite soft enough to be next to the Read more…
“Rummen” is a word I have grown up with here in the Suffolk countryside. It is part of a dying language: East Anglian. The word is usually in reference to someone, something, or a situation, that isn’t quite right. Just a little bit odd. “Thas a bit o’ a rummen.” Read more…
Traditionally yarn dyers will pack yarn and fiber in an inner plastic bag, and an outer plastic mailing bag. It is cheap, easy, and convenient. Two layers provides double the protection to your yarn and fiber not only from the elements, but from the not so delicate moments of our Read more…
Sustainability is a hugely important issue facing the world today. I’m sure it’s something that you too are concerned about. Generations before us lived alongside the world we live in. The plants and trees, animals, rivers and oceans. And I’d like to hope generations to come will be able to Read more…
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