Celebrating world environmental day

Your home favourites are made from sustainable wood, and by suppliers who care about minimising our impact on the environment. We don't encourage throw away products, our items are designed and made to last years., we …

We were nominated and subsequently won an award for our 'Home and Garden Range'. 

We have increased our kitchen range, which includes chopping boards, rolling pins , honey dippers ands spurtles. 

Our new range of bird feeders, bug hotels and bird boxes, …

I would like to once again highlight the hardworking Ed, bringing his extensive expertise within the field of joinery and love of wood. He is the craftsman of this business that works tirelessly, striving for success, to create beautiful pieces for our w…

Why buy wood?

Plastic is not only a hazard to the environment but did you know that plastic actually harbours bacteria more than any other material, as it is porous. They suck up stains and melt on heat contact. Plastic should be replaced every few years…

All our items are made in the UK, by us. All timber is purchased locally too, in Lincolnshire. Apart from exotic wood, all our wood is UK sourced and grown. 

We are lucky to be close to both Revesby Estate ,Gunby Hall and Tattershall Castle. We work clo…

Did you Know Our Delivery Boxes are 100% recyclable?

As we have moved to online sales, in 2020, 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 …

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 65% of our electricity consumption. We recycle every piece of cardboard a…

Caring for your board

Make sure you clean your board, after every use. You can wash by wiping down with hot soapy water, make sure you scrub the board well. Do not submerge or place in dishwasher, as this will crack or warp. Leave it to dry by standing u…

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 items ar…

People ask why we do not attend craft fayres, which are mainly in village halls. Sometimes I feel embarrassed by answering, however it is an easy answer. When we first started, we attend many village hall run craft fayres. Only to find lots of bought in …

About International Day of Forests 21st March 2023.

Forests cover about one third of the world’s land mass. Roughly 1.6 billion people, including more than 2000 indigenous cultures, depend on forests for their livelihood. Forests are vital to the planet …

The National Trust are planting trees, to replace the storm damaged areas, from November 2021. 

We are happy to take part in the Plant a tree scheme and have dedicated our saplings in our company name. We hope that they flourish and grow into mature tree…

Tracy is a qualified tutor, Bs Hons, with full insurance. I teach peg loom, and pin loom weaving, lucet braiding, from field to fibre, spinning on a traditional Ashford spinning wheel and hand spinning. I can be booked on an hourly rate, plus expenses, …

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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. I k…

Did you know that the lathe might have been invented several thousand years ago? Yes, you heard it right. For this reason, the lathe might be one of the oldest machines ever created by humans. A lathe is a machine that rotates a piece of material at an a…