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Team WOVEMBER
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Established in November 2011, Wovember is both a celebration of wool and a campaign for clearer labelling and descriptions of garments. Team Wovember comprises Felicity Ford, Louise Scollay, Kate Davies and Tom van Deijnen.
You can contact us at wovember@gmail.com.
Wovember is about showing our collective appreciation of wool by wearing as much of this fabulous fibre as possible and by celebrating its unique qualities in stories and pictures throughout the month of November. Through our enthusiasm and creativity we can raise awareness of what makes wool different, and jointly create a force for wool appreciation strong enough to effect changes in how garments and textiles are described and marketed.
Copyright notice
The copyright for all the content held here on the Wovember site lies with the original content creators. Therefore every post has a separate copyright holder - always attributed in the text - and the posts which are not specifically attributed to an individual were created by one of the members of Team Wovember: Felicity Ford, Louise Scollay, Kate Davies or Tom van Deijnen. For information on reusing any content found on this site, please email wovember@gmail.com.
Thank you.
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- Accidental Smallholder Blacker Yarns Caroline Walshe Cecilia Hewett Cheviot Crofting Deb Robson Devon Fine Fibres Diane Falck dyeing Elizabeth Zimmermann Emily Chamelin ewe Fair Isle Felicity Ford Finisterre fleece foula wool friendships memories Handspinning harvesting Herdwicks history Home Farm Wensleydales Jacob Jamieson & Smith Jane Cooper Jane Dryden Juniper Moon Farm Kate Davies knitting Laura's Loom Laura Rosenzweig Lesley Prior Lincoln Longwool longwool Louise Fairburn Lydia Hill making Merino natural dyes Natural Fibre Company Oliver Henry Ouessant sheep Prick Your Finger prizes Rachael Matthews re-purposing recycling reuse Sara Dunham seaside Shearing sheep shepherd Shetland small producers socks spinning Sue Blacker Susan Crawford Susan Gibbs The Natural Fibre Company The Spinning Shepherd The Wool Clip tools WAL weaving Wensleydale wool wool facts woolsack Working with Wool wovember wovember words
100% WOOL blogs
- Devon Fine Fibres Spend some time with us as we describe the farming year and the joys and trials of living in this magical place.
- Juniper Moon Farm Shepherd Susie’s blog.
- Prick Your Finger Yarns are told with every yarn sold – half the stock is spun in house and the rest is from farmer producers who are doing it for themselves.
- Rennaissance Dyeing local wool production and natural dyeing in the South of France
- Sheepgal Notes from a Shelburne Shepherd.
- Sue Blacker's Diary Making more with your wool.
- The Nude Ewe Nude Ewe wool is spun from the fleeces of Bedfordshire’s conservation grazing flocks. Grasslands are a key feature of the English countryside. For centuries these habitats have been maintained by grazing sheep and other livestock. Without these animals
- The Spinning Shepherd Woolly Tales & Yarns from a Spinner’s Flock of Ouessant Sheep.
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