It is now the exact time of year that inspired the original Midwinter design. I am endlessly fascinated by the slow reveal of the fractal shapes of bare branches, and how they vary from tree to tree and really enjoyed exploring that in this design. Blizzard was a chance to use up some beautiful yarns […]
I used 2m of wrap cloth for this pinafore, plus some extra pieces of scrap. I love a good pinny, especially one with plenty of pockets, but they can be hard to come by on the high street, and incredibly expensive given how relatively simple they are to make. There are lots of free patterns […]
Greystoke Glasto Birch Trees has quite different properties compared with many of our other wraps. As it can be hard to get the chance to try a new wrap before you buy, we often use descriptions and measurements to try and imagine how it will feel, wrap and whether or not we will like it. […]
We have worked hard to find a repeatable source of easy to use, easy to care for, machine washable wool, and this is a post that gives you a more in-depth look into our standard lines of wool weft and the different ways we use them.
Belmont Octarine Winter Hill is one of two Firespiral wraps being released at our Winter Wovenland event. At the time of writing there are still a few standard tickets available for the event, being held on the 12th of November 2016 in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, if you fancy joining us?! This wrap was named […]
Update We had a trip out to Ziferblat, our amazingly named venue and it is starting to dawn on us that we only have a short time to plan things, and we want Winter WovenLand to be the first event of many, so we need to get things right! This is a behind the scenes […]
“Buy your first ever woven wrap and receive half of the purchase price back to spend on whatever you like in our shop!” The Fledgling scheme gives first time buyers 50% of the price of your first wrap back as gift card credit for you to spend in our shop, whenever and however you like. There […]
Where does the Firespiral love of cotton come from? When we first started out, Tamsin and I sat at my kitchen table one Sunday morning (with good coffee and danish pastries to make us feel more professional) and we made a list of the things that were close to our hearts that we wanted […]