Ed-Woods Lincs

Our first event date is the Saturday the 24th July. 10-4. We have secured retail space at the North Sea Observatory, With regular monthly retail Makers markets, we will be show casing our new eco-friendly, plastic-free Kitchen range. Which includes …

 We are happy to support this village fete. To celebrate the
opening of the children’s improved play park. This truly is a village fete,
with local crafters, cream teas and cakes, free ice-cream for children and much

  Hello and welcome to another Blog entry. On the eve of our first event, we are feeling both excited and nervous. We have not traded since March 2020, at an indoor fair. The last event, was in the beautiful grounds of Leadenham house, which sadly …

 The Covid-19 pandemic has altered people’s lives in both
enormous and small ways. Mentally, socially, economically and spiritually.  

 We know the price tag of sustainable items can be overwhelming, and therefore, can seem expensive to live a sustainable lifestyle. You will benefit in the long run and it will be well worth the simple switch! By reusing over and over, the wooden …

 We are trying to become as carbon neutral as we can be. Our LED lighting is fitted throughout our office rooms and workshop. We also have solar panels, that generate approximately 50% of our electricity consumption. We recycle every piece of …

 As we have moved to online sales, we started to have conversations. Among the many conversations that we collectively had, the one that worried me the most is the use of single-use boxes and plastics and the effect it has on life. If you have …

During the war old pieces of wood were used as frames with
nails in them. they were known as nail looms.
Rugs were made on them. the gaps were usually 1cm, at least apart. sometimes an inch, and rags were used. According to the history I have found.

 We are on Pinterest 

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 I have managed to acquire a beautiful Ashford spinning
wheel. This is actually my third.