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Different Types of Processed Fibre
Are you confused by the myriad of different types of processed fibre? You are not the only one and every time I read an article or watch a video, I find a contradiction. Therefore I have looked back...
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The Dorset Wool Year – February 2021
The best part about February was it was dry. The mornings were clear and frosty, and the views were beautiful. It is wonderful to be able to enjoy this fantastic countryside on my early morning dog...
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Back to the Bronze Age and Ancient Dyed Textiles
I have been using homegrown plant dyes of all types for over 10 years and a couple of years ago I was losing my mojo. In March 2019, a chance discussion with Mark from the Ancient Wessex Network...
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The Dorset Wool Year – March 2021
So where did March go? It disappeared in a flash and I struggle to remember what I did or is that just old age? The Sheep I know that the ram, Valentine Peeves, went home, which meant that I could...
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Why Wool is Best
Wool is best because it just is. I know that I am biased, but it truly is one of the most versatile fibres available and is great for the environment too. How do I know? Well, I cannot remember a...
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Last week I wrote about wool being the best fibre to use, especially for everyday woolly products or clothes. This week I thought I would explain why British wool is better. There are some obvious...
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The Dorset Wool Year – April 2021
April – Weather Report April, this year, was cold and dry. After the mud earlier in the year it was the complete reverse. In fact, it was too cold and dry really and the grass sat and shivered,...
View ArticleThe Dorset Wool Year – May and June 2021
So, I have combined two months together. The time has flown by this year and life outside Dorset Wool went a bit crazy…. Not least the amount of Science tutoring as young people prepared for exams....
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The Dorset Wool Year – July 2021
What is going on? July was another month that flew by. The damp weather continued, then it was too hot and warm for me at least. This led to an increase in the fly population. I didn’t have much...
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Fun Christmas Knits
Time to start your Christmas knitting. I find it hard to start, especially for Christmas presents, but here I share some ideas. Enjoy your fun Christmas Knits. Scarves and Wraps Drop stitch scarf...
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