Spun slowly, by hand, in Lincolnshire
Small-batch yarns from natural fibres. Each skein is unique because that's rather the point.
Explore Our Fibres
Small-batch yarns from natural fibres. Each skein is unique because that's rather the point.
Explore Our FibresStock changes with the seasons. Here's what's on the shelf right now.
BFL wool, 2-ply. A deep, quiet blue that shifts in different light. 100g skeins, approx 180m.
DK Weight
Merino and silk blend. Warm ochre with flecks of rust. Soft enough for next-to-skin wear. 50g skeins.
Fingering
Local Lincoln Longwool, undyed. Proper Lincolnshire wool with lovely lustre and drape. 100g skeins.
Aran
Corriedale wool. Heathered green inspired by the Lincolnshire Wolds in May. Hardwearing and springy.
DK WeightOur dye colours come from the landscape here. Flat fens, big skies, chalk streams, old hedgerows.
Machine-spun yarn is perfectly consistent. Every metre is identical. That's fine for some things, but it's not what I'm after. Handspun yarn has character. The thickness varies slightly, the twist changes, and each skein has its own personality.
When you knit or crochet with handspun, you get fabric that feels alive. It has texture and warmth that factory yarn just can't match.
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