Rhubarb & Crochet

18/06/2026

Rhubarb & Crochet will be here on Saturday. Was a fantastic day last year so really looking forward to it ☀️

Toddington 11-4 Saturday 20th June

02/06/2026

55 high street Southill, SG18 9JB

10-12 3rd June

£5 for tea & cake

26/05/2026

Coastal heirloom wrap coming on nicely. It’s got a lovely two row repeat which has a great rhythm to it once you get going

Yarn is 4 ply Marino/shetland by

Pattern is coastal shores wrap by

13/05/2026

100% British Wool from

Traceable to a farm in Devon

Can’t wait to get started with this project

04/05/2026

Looking forward to seeing you on Wednesday

Open again Wednesday and kicking off the week with our Craft & Cuppa

Join us at 10am for a couple of hours, bring your craft, have a cuppa and make some friends.

28/04/2026

This Sunday i’l be for the makers market.
Would be lovely to see you
10-2pm

01/04/2026

My beautiful daughter modelling her Bandana that I crocheted for her using the wonderful Shetland 2ply yarn, that we purchased on our trip to Shetland last year. Undyed & just as nature intended.

20/03/2026

Enjoying working on this bandana head scarf for my daughter. We brought this wool when we visited Shetland last year for her birthday.
It’s 100% Shetland wool. 2 ply, in natural colour
From the lovely family run

17/03/2026

The first British wool I am going to use is Retreat Chunky Roving Yarn by

This luxurious yarn has all the great natural qualities of roving. With a delicate twist and gentle halo ideal for creating beautiful knitting and crochet.

Made with 100% British Bluefaced Kerry Hill fleece (a cross-breed of Bluefaced Leicester).

Retreat Chunky Roving was developed with wellbeing in mind. Spun with skill and care to offer a wool that is soft, silky and a treat to wear.

A real pleasure to craft with, this yarn is available in gloriously uplifting, gentle and harmonious shades.

For every ball of Retreat Chunky Roving sold, West Yorkshire Spinners makes a donation to the mental-health charity Mind.

25/02/2026

Did you know much of British wool goes unused each year?

Sheep must be shorn for their welfare — but sadly, the wool is often undervalued in a world dominated by synthetic fibres.

Yet wool is:
• biodegradable
• breathable
• incredibly durable
• naturally insulating
• renewable

Choosing natural fibres is a small shift that supports farmers, reduces microplastics, and brings us back to materials designed by nature.

I’m interested in meaningful making. Supporting British Farmers & making a difference.

And this is just the beginning for Rhubarb & Crochet 🤍