Author Archives: Ingrid Wagner

Here’s some excitement to brighten up your Januarys. More than half of our allotted exhibitor spaces have already filled up! Following on from our Winter [email protected] in November 2021 when we saw fibre hungry visitors pour through our doors, we’re … Continue reading →

Date for Your Diaries: [email protected] 2022 May 14th & 15th. Welcome back to even more wool!

Damp it may have been, but, true to form, we had no rainfall over the weekend of 13th & 14th November and it was cheers all round, first from our exhibitors to at long last be face to face with … Continue reading →

We would ask that all visitors help to make Winter [email protected] a success by wearing a mask. This is, of course, your personal choice; our exhibitors will all be wearing masks and we expect to see decorated versions out in … Continue reading →

Visitors to Winter [email protected] being held down on Lower Drayton Farm, Penkridge, Staffordshire on 13th & 14th November are being asked to consider car sharing or making use of public transport to help support our fragile environment. “We know many … Continue reading →

We are back, live and lovely and raring to go with our Winter [email protected] The weekend of November 13th & 14th is when our patient woolly audience will be able to have a conversation with colour directly with our raring … Continue reading →

Do you remember how fibre felt? How the colours looked and how good it was to talk to vendors? To plunge your hands into a vat of woolly goodies and sigh with happiness? We want to help you remember. [email protected] … Continue reading →

 Over the past few weeks, the [email protected] Team have been monitoring the growing health concern around the Coronavirus (COVID-2019). We know how much you love to attend Wool shows, in particular our quirky [email protected] with its ever popular festival feel, … Continue reading →

[email protected], the Midlands No 1 Wool Show, is planning to build a wall for this year’s show on 16th & 17th May and they think they’re going to need a little help from their friends. ‘Stitch a Brick’ is part … Continue reading →