Woven In The Bone

Woven In The Bone Artisan cloth made in Scotland. Bespoke lengths and limited edition production of handcrafted Saxony cloth for tailors, designers and small businesses.
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Get  •  Here we have it! Our exclusive house tweeds in celebration of our Silver Anniversary. Developed and woven by non...
06/06/2026

Get • Here we have it! Our exclusive house tweeds in celebration of our Silver Anniversary. Developed and woven by none other than Sam of .

We’ve been working with Sam for many years now developing our house tweeds on her looms in Scotland. It’s a collaboration focused on quality processes. The kind of process that takes time, is considered and reconsidered, trialled and tested before being meticulously crafted. The cloth Sam weaves is an art form and the garments we create from it treasure.

These short lengths pictured are limited exclusives, woven on Sam’s museum worthy shuttle loom in Scotland. A raspberry and indigo diamond weave in the softest merino wool and the silver star of the show: the extra fine lambswool and cashmere diamond weave.

In a very strange world, I for one, am finding and even greater appreciation of all things wool. Something natural, that...
05/06/2026

In a very strange world, I for one, am finding and even greater appreciation of all things wool. Something natural, that grows and renews and can be absorbed back into the soil that feeds us. The tactile and sensory experience of a woollen cloth. All the wonderful properties and characteristics of a fibre we have been growing and using for centuries. And when that experience is further underpinned by a story of a gentleman investing years to prove the benefits of ethical clothing through a passion for what’s reputed to be the worlds smallest naturally occurring sheep, there’s just something heartwarming and positive to focus on. Many thanks to Rick at for allowing me to be a part of this lovely project. Totally in awe of the blending and spinning skills of Kate at who has been patient and fearless!

Rick has more development work to do with the cloth but there may be some cloth for sale. If interested send myself or a DM

04/06/2026

Pedal-powered cloth. One step in the educational and research project at in Cumbria to trial and demonstrate ethical clothing production… from shepherding to clothing.

100% Ouessant wool in a custom-designed yarn spun by in a classic herringbone tweed.

That chocolate weft yarn with the blue haze could make an amazing cloth on its own! With the sky blue and amber warp, in...
02/06/2026

That chocolate weft yarn with the blue haze could make an amazing cloth on its own! With the sky blue and amber warp, in the smooth worsted spun warp there’s a lovely shimmer to the cloth, further enhanced by the play of light on the interchanging direction of the twills. I’m really delighted with the balance between all the elements.

It feels like a painting, a piece of art.

A very special cloth in Ouessant wool for . Spun by
DM me for enquiries.

How lovely is this truly unique cloth! It’s the result of two years of development, growing and collecting fleeces from ...
02/06/2026

How lovely is this truly unique cloth! It’s the result of two years of development, growing and collecting fleeces from the small Ouessant sheep of the flock in Cumbria, lots of cloth sampling and colour work for the design by , and complex and precise sorting, dyeing, blending and spinning by Kate at .

Such a lovely project to be involved in, and Im grateful to Rick at Danaway for his passion, vision and commitment to his flock of little sheep, and his desire to demonstrate their potential. I know Rick has plans for prototyping some garments for future development but may be interested in selling some cloth. DM myself for Ricks contact details.

“Danaway” cloth is 100% Ouessant wool, and the weight is equivalent to 700g/lin metre at 150cm wide.

31/05/2026

The very first picks of a cloth that’s been in discussion, costing, development, growing, grazing, shearing, sorting, scouring, dyeing and various stages of design and testing in yarn, colour and weave for nearly two years.

The yarn arrives and after a couple days preparatory processes to get it to this point and time to start pedalling.

Right away you know… it’s beautiful.

31/05/2026

Tie knots. Try and keep a relatively consistent tension. Take breaks to stretch. Repeat.

Making for in their own Ouessant wool using a custom designed yarn in collaboration with

30/05/2026

Beaming off the amazing colour blended worsted yarn by that will be the warp for the totally unique cloth I’m making for from their own rare breed Ouessant flock.

Larger cones, supplied by  are split into smaller packages on the drum cheesewinder, for loading onto the creel. The yar...
30/05/2026

Larger cones, supplied by are split into smaller packages on the drum cheesewinder, for loading onto the creel. The yarn from each package is drawn off and wound in sections around the large drum of the warping mill. Once the full width of the warp is complete… all the sections are wound off simultaneously onto the beam.

28/05/2026

Here’s the Ouessant wool yarn being wound into smaller packages in preparation for warping.

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