2025 Exhibitor List 

Website: www.blacklandsalpacas.co.uk
Facebook: Facebook.com/BlacklandsAlpacas

Blacklands Alpacas has been breeding alpacas and producing fleece and yarn for around 20 years,  producing the finest, softest fleece. Once processed,  either spun into yarn or as tops some is hand dyed, some is sold and some is taken further and made into knitted/crotched/woven items or used in their kits. They also have some entire alpaca fleeces available.

Website: bluebellyarns.co.uk
Facebook: facebook.com/bluebellyarns
Instagram: instagram.com/bluebellyarns

Bluebell Yarns hand-dyes wool and alpaca yarn sourced from the UK and Falkland Islands. A range of yarn weights are available including 4ply, DK and Aran. All the yarn is processed in the UK, is synthetic free and has not been superwash treated. There is no single use plastic used in the dyeing process, and water is used carefully to minimise wastage.

Website: www.bcsba.org.uk
Facebook: facebook.com/British-Coloured-Sheep-Breeders-Association-373475843049945

The British Coloured Sheep Breeders Association (BCSBA) is dedicated to supporting and promoting both pure and crossbred coloured sheep. With a focus on high standards of flock management, the BCSBA ensures the production of top-quality fleece. Their wool and products showcase the diverse and beautiful range of natural colours found in these sheep. Members offer a wide variety of pure and crossbred fleeces, providing fibre artists with unique materials in a spectrum of colours.

Website: https://www.chiltongroundsfarm.co.uk/
Instagram & Facebook: @chiltongroundsfarm

Chilton Grounds Farm, a family-run farm in Buckinghamshire, combines generations of sheep farming with extensive knitting and spinning expertise to produce nature-inspired 4-ply and DK yarns from their award-winning flock of Wensleydale longwools.

Website: Clappery-crafts.co.uk
Instagram: @clapperycrafts2020

Clappery Crafts is based at a smallholding in North Devon, Where they harvest the fleece from their fibre flock of sheep which will live out the rest of their days as pets, including some rare breed Leicester longwool, Teeswater, devon & cornwall  and gotlands for their lovely locks.
As well as tending their flock they craft with the wool to produce woven seat pads and rugs and also felt to produce unique scarfs and bags which will be available to buy along with raw fleece, part fleece and luscious locks.

Website: www.beesindevon.co.uk

Living on the edge of Dartmoor makes for ideal conditions for both Jacob and Island Shetland sheep.
Jacobs from a long line of sheep bred for their wool.Shetlands all have breeding lines going back to Shetland.Mostly Moorits(a wonderful range of browns highlighted by weather.)Both breeds I sell most of the yarn in natural colours . Yarn,sheepskins,both raw and washed wool.Both DK and 4 ply are stocked.

Website: https://www.dawngilldesigns.com
Social Media:

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Dawn believes beautiful, handmade jewellery should't cost the earth, keeping her pricing and ecological footprint to a minimum - She creates her sustainable, handcrafted sterling silver jewellery, crochet / knitting toollery - including sterling bodkins, snag-free stitchmarkers/keepers, needle tidies and tension guides ideal for Fair Isle/colourwork as well as standard yarnwork using sustainable and natural chemicals such as citric acid; vegan polishes; recycling all scrap, generating hydrogen gas using solar power

 Instagram: www.instagram.com/emilycross3810/
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Handmade, wheelthrown ceramic yarnbowls and other tools for fibre and textile artists made by Em in her West Country studio

Website: flockfibrecrafts.com
Instagram: @flock_fibrecrafts
Instagram: @Mrs_Axon

Flock Fibre Crafts offers a wide range of high-quality British fibre, ideal for spinning, felting, and weaving. Their collection includes hand-dyed and handspun yarns in vibrant, eye-catching colors, as well as beautifully crafted hand-felted gifts and crafts. All products are carefully sourced locally to ensure the highest standards and to support sustainable practices. Whether you're a seasoned spinner, a felting enthusiast, or simply looking for unique, handmade treasures, Flock Fibre Crafts provides the perfect materials to fuel your creativity and inspire your next project.

Website: gingerpinkyarns.com
Instagram: @gingerpinkyarns

Ginger Pink Yarns produce plant dyed wool with locally foraged and homegrown plants which result in a beautiful and varied range of seasonal colours. They source British wool and create their own dyes from foraged plants that include dock, nettle, walnut and weld. They'll be taking a variety of plant-dyed yarns, some special edition mini skein sets and plant-dye kits for you to try at home.

Website: gorgeousyarns.co.uk
Instagram: @gorgeousyarns

Gorgeous Yarns offers a carefully curated range of naturally hand-dyed British yarns, inspired by the stunning coastal landscape of Cornwall. All yarns are small-batch dyed using ethically sourced natural dyes and pigments, ensuring each skein is unique. The company also provides dye kits that are designed to coordinate with their yarn collection. Known for their eco-friendly and sustainable approach, Gorgeous Yarns offers high-quality yarns that appeal to conscious creators who appreciate both beauty and environmental responsibility.

Website: halsburybarton.co.uk
Instagram: @halsbury_barton
Facebook: halsburybartonlivestockandproduce

Luxurious woollen products from our own Jacob sheep's wool. From the wool they have created throws, cushions, wraps, Draught excluders , sheepskins & knitting yarn.

Instagram: @innerfleece

Inner fleece is from Bath, Somerset. They hand dye their yarn and wool tops with colours inspired from the natural world including the sea, forests and flowers. 

Jo Hunter creates beautiful buttons and shawl pins, handmade in polymer clay. Her work often combines intricate textures, beautiful colour schemes and unusual shapes, making her pieces completely unique.  Colourful, lightweight and durable, Jo's buttons and pins make the perfect embellishment for your wool, textile or craft project. Jo also produces additional co-ordinating earrings, hair slides and brooches so you can put together the perfect combination of accessories.

Etsy: KnittyBYarn
Instagram: @sarahknittyb
Facebook: Sarah Bowles
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KnittyBYarn is an independent yarn dyer specialising in small-batch dyed BFL (Bluefaced Leicester) and wool/cotton blends. They create unique colourways and offer custom dyeing services to meet customer specifications. In addition to their beautifully dyed yarns, they also make handmade stitch markers and provide yarn and pattern sets.
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Sam and Mark from Lakemoor Alpacas will be at the show with their beautiful alpacas that they breed and look after to harvest their wonderful fleece. Alpaca wool is a luxury wool, it’s a hollow fibre that naturally regulates temperature and humidity, making it comfortable to wear, soft to the touch and strong too. Their wool is available raw, or washed and carded in a range of colours, ideal for spinning and crafting. Don't miss their stand in The Combing Shed where they are selling fibres, yarn and finished products too.

Website: www.libertysfelterie.com
Facebook: Liberty's Felterie
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Everything Needle felting - Lots of Kits from beginners to intermediate and art pieces for sale.

Website: loomwool.co.uk
Instagram: @loomwool

​Loom is a hand dyed yarn and fibre studio based in Somerset. Their owner, Jess, creates beautiful rich tonals and gentle speckles on a range of luxury yarn bases; as well as hand painted spinning fibre and a curated range of haberdashery, books and knitting notions.

Information to come! 

Website: philpsy.co.uk
Facebook: Philpsy on Facebook

​Philpsy is a small business creating items for Knitting and Crochet, Spinning and Weaving, Sewing and Marudai for Kumihimo Braiding. All hand turned from Wood in their garden shed. Everything is reasonably priced and made with their customers needs in mind. 

Information to come! 

Website: rosiesmoments.co.uk
Facebook: Rosies Moments
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Rosiesmoments dye luxury but affordable yarns in exclusive colourways. They also stock a selection of gifts, for both knitting and crochet, project bags, patterns and the popular gift balls. 

Website: secondcityyarns.co.uk
Instagram: @secondcityyarns
Facebook: Second City Yarns

​Second City Yarns is all about celebrating Birmingham using vibrant colours and traditional British materials. Inspiration comes from the Botanical Gardens, Jewellery Quarter and even the city's iconic 11 bus route! British wool top and carded batts are available for spinners and felters. They are passionate about supporting British farmers and reducing their environmental impact as much as possible. All their non superwash yarn and fibre is British and all packaging is plastic free.

Website: spindernella.co.uk
Facebook: Spindernella
Instagram: @spindernella

​Spindernella tries to uses locally sourced fleeces whenever possible, hand carding these with alpaca and recycled sari silks to produce unique hand spun yarns. 

Website: www.thedyeshack.co.uk
Facebook: Naomi's Dye Shack
Instagram: @thedyeshack
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Naomi is a small-batch dyer based in Somerset. She creates deeply saturated colorways in her garden dye shed, drawing inspiration from nature, wildlife, and mythology. Naomi offers a variety of yarn bases, including superwash merino and non-superwash British blends. When not dyeing, she enjoys making project bags and stitch markers.

Website: www.demelzasdelights.co.uk
Facebook: The Hive - Pelynt | Demelzas Delights Yarn
Instagram: @thehivepelynt | @yarn_demelzasdelights

​The Hive is an Independent yarn and gift shop in southeast Cornwall, Their stand will have British wool yarns, from the likes of John Arbon, Laxtons and West Yorkshire spinners, as well as hand dyed from Demelzas Delights .They also have a great choice of needles,hooks and notions for knitters and crocheters, alongside Cornish handmade drop spindles and handdyed British fibre

Website: threadandyarn.co.uk

​Lorna from Thread and Yarn designs knitting and sewing pattersn, and hand dyes 100% woollen yarn with plants from her garden. The yarn is non-superwash and plastic free, spun by British mills.

Website: travawool.com
Instagram: @zuzanash

​Their project bag are made of reused and recycle material, and are dyed and decorated with plants same as is yarn, motto is leave behind you as little as possible

Website: wildfieldfibre.co.uk
Instagram: @wildfieldfibre
Facebook: Wild Field Fibre

​Wild Field Fibre provides beautiful yarns hand-dyed in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, specialising in British Blue-faced Leicester and eco-friendly, plant-based Tencel. They also provided a limited number of kits and patterns created by other women-run small businesses.

Etsy Shop: Wonderful Wool on Etsy
Instagram: @Wonderful.wool
Facebook: Wonderful Wool on Facebook

​Naomi dyes a wide range of animal fibres, including silk, alpaca, camel and yak. She also has a wide range of British fibre including Jacob, BFL, Shetland, Dorset horn etc. she has a range of fibre for hand spinners and fibre artists and yarn for knitters and crocheting. Her stand is always bright and colourful.

Website: www.yarnfood.com
Instagram: @yarn.food

​Natural care for natural fibre handmades: Yarn Food's no-rinse detergents not only clean gently and naturally but feed moisture back into natural fibres with fibre-specific formulas for wool and animal-fibre yarns, cotton and plant-fibre yarns as well as sock yarns. For sensitive skin there is a hypoallergenic, unscented option available. Additionally, Yarn Food offers nourishing blocking sprays to freshen and feed hungry fibres while extending the time between washes.