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01/10/2022

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25/09/2022

14/09/2022

This looks interesting 🙂

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02/09/2022

02/07/2018

? Familiar 😆

01/08/2017

I will have one in the future for sure! It's Awesome! ❤️❄️

Nowadays people have become overly dependent on modern appliances and would probably find it hard to imagine that they can refrigerate food and beverages without any electrical power. Floris Schoonderbeek is a designer and entrepreneur originally from the Netherlands. He developed the Groundfridge w...

30/07/2017

Nice!

Environmentalist’s best kept secret and the concrete industry’s worst nightmare…… the earthbag method means that you can build a small retreat to withstand bullets, floods, hurricanes, storms and fires much better than a conventional house.And all at a fraction of the cost!Earthbag construction is a...

26/04/2015

This is a great idea and a lovely spindle! Oh my, mum and Christiane Berghoff I think you got me really hooked on Pinterest..:)))

A Beautiful Idea for a Drop spindle - DIY: put a porcellain furniture k**b on a chopstick, cut out a rim on top to secure the fibre. Et voilà!

17/06/2014

My super dooper 'From Sheep to hat' group at Truro College at Treguy campus. What a wonderful place to learn! There is one more lesson to go but not everyone will be present so we took a pick early. Shame 2 students are not there, but we will try to catch them so we have nice memory of everyone. More photos from this group to follow when they progress with their projects and untill I process the rest of them. Some amazing craft works have been made here! I am very impressed with all individual projects and creative minds works ;) Both groups will be soon meeting at wool Loft to discuss coming to use the space and machinery on regular basis. I am so pleased to find more people passionate about wool and fibres and a wanderous world of traditional and modern craft techniques. And of course creative time in a circle of like minded souls is a very healing place to be in, immersing one self in creative process and get lost in it brings us back to our selves and nature.

11/06/2014

This is my gorgeous group 'From Sheep To Hat' course at the Penwith College in Penzance . We have celebrated the end of the course yesterday and everyone has made such beautiful woolly items. I was feeling very happy around this creative bunch who learnt totally new skills of raw wool processing with inquisitive playfulness. We washed, carded and spun the wool. We did introduction to felting. Spindles were used predominantly but everyone also had a go on spinning wheel. The name suggest we all made hats at the end. Some did and what a gorgeous hats they are, some chose to turn their wool into felted piece (artwork or felted handbag), a tapestry weaving, peg loom weaving and a knitted handbag. What a lovely variety approaches and courage these students had to do what they really wanted to do spontaneously. I am looking forward to see them all for a cup of tea very soon. It was such pleasure to teach you all

27/04/2014

Green Fair went well! I met lots of lovely people who are as enthusiastic about organic crafts and wool as me and you :) and now I also know that my local folk really like the new knitting yarn designs and towels I make with organic hand woven fairly traded cotton! They were a great success down in Penzance! I am really looking forward to spinning lots of yarns for summer and autumn knitting! I will be also trading regularly in Penzance town from end of May so watch this space for updates. Have a great sunny weekend! x Jana