2026 Exhibitor List
We are delighted to showcase a diverse and talented group of artisans, creators, and small businesses, each offering something unique for fibre craft enthusiasts.
Take your time to explore the incredible offerings and discover new favourites as you prepare for a fantastic weekend at Coldharbour Mill!
2by2 Shetlands
www.facebook.com/2by2shetlandsheep
2by2 Shetlands, based on the foothills of Dartmoor, offers Wool from their small flock of British breeds of Shetland & Teeswater sheep. Their sheep graze organic pastures, using regenerative methods, to grow fabulous fibre for you to enjoy including natural coloured skeins, rovings, bats and yarns spun for them by Dorset based Rampisham Mill. They also offer inspiration to try something new, with peg loom weaving kits including their own fibres.
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A Little Craft Room
www.ravelry.com/designers/nicola-tyrer
Nicola's crochet and knitting designs will be on sale, in addition to some small bits and bobs to facilitate (and enable!) your crafting. Samples of the patterns will also be on display to showcase the designs. Patterns include a range of wearables, homewares, and accessories, and some are available with yarn as a pattern pack. Nicola is always happy to discuss and give more information on all patterns.
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Allium Threads
At Allium Threads natural dyes to are used to colour yarn, embroidery thread, fabric, felt and weaving yarn. Using plants from the garden and nearby give unique colours. There are knitting patterns influenced the countryside and natural forms and kits for these.
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Barn2Yarn
Barn to Yarn specialises in real wool ethically sourced from British farms. They work closely with farmers to create beautiful fibre products for spinners, felters, and fibre artists. The range includes art batts, hand-dyed and natural washed sheep locks, hand-dyed wool tops, and creative fibre kits. They also offer handmade finished pieces such as shawls and curated shawl kits, celebrating the beauty and versatility of British wool.
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Beth Philpot Textile Artist
Beth is a textile artist working from her home studio in mid-Devon. She combines wool, fabric and fibres with free machine and hand embroidery to produce original art work and jewellery. The moorland, coast, woodland and wildlife of the south west provide plenty of inspiration.
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Blacklands Alpacas
Blacklands Alpacas in Somerset breed their own alpacas for the fleece which is used for their raw fleece, tops, pure alpaca yarn, kits and knitted, crocheted and woven products. Most is in natural colours although a little is hand dyed.
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Bluefaced Leicester Wool & Yarn
www.bluefacedleicesterwoolyarn.co.uk
These new exhibitors are third generation breeders of Bluefaced Leicester sheep. Their wool is sourced exclusively from their own flock, producing soft, lustrous fleece with exceptional quality. Every fleece is processed here in the UK, ensuring a fully traceable and locally crafted product from farm to finish.
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British Coloured Sheep Breeders Association
The British Coloured Sheep Breeders Association will be selling fine, handspinners' fleece from its fleece stand, both coloured and white, and from both pure and cross-bred sheep.
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Chilton Wensleydales
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 Wensleydale longwools.
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Clappery Crafts
Clappery Crafts is based in North Devon on a smallholding 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. Gotlands and Angora goats 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.
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Dartmoor Wool Sheep
Dartmoor Wool Sheep run a mix flock of Jacobs and Island Shetlands.Mainly white and Moorits.They were imported from Shetland for their hardiness,heritage and wool quality.Valued by both crofter and knitter.The jacobs are bred from a line of high wool quality sheep.Used in the past for garment making.Both breeds are hardy,easy to manage on marginal grazing.In lamb ewes will be fed concentrates six weeks up to lambing.Mainly lambed outside.
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Dawn Gill Designs
Dawn believes beautiful, handmade jewellery shouldn't cost the earth; keeping her pricing and ecological footprint to a minimum
She creates her sustainable, handcrafted sterling silver jewellery, heirloom gemset buttons and crochet / knitting toollery* using sustainable and natural chemicals such as citric acid and vegan polishes; recycling all scrap, generating hydrogen gas using solar power
*Toollery includes sterling bodkins, snag-free stitchmarkers/keepers, needle tidies, pattern trackers, tension guides ideal for Fair Isle/colourwork and standard yarnwork
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Felting Feels
Paula is an experienced fibre & textile artist of many years, concentrating on felting with wool fibre & natural materials since 2020. Developing her felting practice, with a focus on British (& local Devon) fibre where possible, Paula offers a range of products including homewares, accessories & felt couture. For this show Paula brings a collection of practical but interesting items for crafters such as toolkeepers, pincushions, project bags, gifts & more!
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Flock Fibrecrafts
Flock Fibre crafts brings makes heritage crafts easily accessible. Selling, fibre and tools for a range of fibrecrafts, including, weaving, felting, spinning and knitting.
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Gorgeous Yarns
Gorgeous Yarns creates 4ply and DK dyed yarns in a beautiful palette of shades, dyed naturally with plants and roots. Explore our collection of dyed and undyed yarns, dye kits and dye-stuffs, perfect for knitters, crocheters and makers who love colour with meaning. Let nature's beauty inspire your next project with sustainable, thoughtfully crafted fibres.
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Halsbury Barton
Halsbury Barton was created by Marilyn's family as a way of using the sheep fleeces. The fleeces are made into a variety of knitting yarns & with the yarn created many woollen hand knitted items, including jumpers, scarfs, hats & gloves.
The woven fabric is made into Throws, cushions, doorstops, draught excluders & various bags.
Their products are unique & only a small amount available at any one time.
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Inner Fleece
Inner Fleece sell hand dyed fibres and yarn, all their colourways are earth bound natural colours. They use sustainable and eco-concious dying methods and stock yarns, fibres, batts and naturally felted soaps
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Jo Hunter Wearable Art
Jo Hunter creates beautiful buttons and shawl pins, handmade in polymer clay from her Devon based studio. 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.
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KnittyBYarn
KnittyBYarn has everything you need for your next knitting project - beautiful hand dyed BFL yarn, handmade stitch markers and even patterns! You just need to bring your needles.
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Lakemoor Alpacas
Lakemoor Alpacas offer a range of alpaca fibre, from raw fleece, washed and carded fibre, to balls of wonderful alpaca wool. Look out for their alpacas outside at the show and on their stand inside you will find wonderful socks, hats, scarves, mittens and lots of other alpaca gifts and goodies on their stall.
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Made in the Button Room
Made in the Button Room is a design-led crochet brand offering a range of original amigurumi patterns and kits centred around the 'Button Room Minis' - a collection of fun character-led designs, all created using natural fibres with a focus on British wool. The collection includes both beginner-friendly and improver level patterns alongside a carefully curated selection of crochet tools and notions. They also offer a range of luxury, handcrafted greetings cards and a small selection of British wool yarns, ideal for colourwork and small-scale projects.
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Peregrine Sisters
Instagram.com/peregrinesisters
Peregrine Sisters is a small family business working with luxury fibres, such as Angora, alpaca, mohair, silk, cashmere, and camel. They hand-spin a range of different yarns, all the way from specialty lace weight for heirloom works, mid-range yarns for everyday garments, through to chunky and textured yarns for tapestry weaving and other crafts. Fine hand-woven scarves, heavy rugs, and comfortable seat pads are also available. There's also a variety of colours of carded alpaca batts and roving.
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Philpsy
Philpsy makes handmade items turned from wood. Many items that are necessary to help you with following crafts: Knitting, Crochet, Sewing & Felting
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Redwoods Farm
Redwoods Fibre is produced from the regeneratively farmed sheep at Redwoods Farm. Whilst their sheep have been growing their wool for generations, Redwoods Fibre is now in its third year of production. With an encouraging response, they increased production for this year & are now able to offer undyed & naturally dyed Highlander wool, with a beautifully soft, bouncy roving and yarn in 4ply, DK & Aran weights.
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Rosie and Red Art and Leather
www.rosieandredartandleather.com
Rosie and Red Art and Leather are makers based in studios in North Devon, learn more about their work and practice. Reds Raw Taw Tan is a Leather Heritage business — sustainable: micro tanning - leather, taw hide, raw hide, parchment production and Rosie’s illustration, alongside hand stitched leather-work all available to buy.
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Rosies Moments
Rosie hand dyes ethically sourced luxury but affordable yarns, mainly sourced from the falklands Islands. also She also sell project bags, notions for both knitting and Crochet patterns, kits and the popular gift-a-balls .
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Rug and Spindle
Rug & Spindle use fleeces collected from around the Cotswolds, Devon and Yorkshire and hand prepare, wash and spin the wool before weaving rugs and seat pads on the floor loom.
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Small Flock Yarns
Small Flock Yarns produce sustainable British hand knitting wool from their own (predominantly Romney) flock in Sussex, as well as fleeces sourced from other local smallholders. All wool is sheared and worsted spun within 25 miles, resulting in undyed yarns that showcase the natural shades of the fleece. Blending softness with strength, their small-batch yarns celebrate provenance, sustainability, and traceability. They will present their distinctive hand knitting wool alongside knitwear designs that highlight its unique qualities.
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Spindernella
Spindernella sell hand spun yarns, and crafted fibres for spinning or felting, knitting kits for handspun yarn, craft bags, circular tapestry kits and and knitted gifts.
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The Cosy Closewool
The Cosy Closewool creates and produces a wonderful range of products using the photography of Rachel Allen, the founder of The Cosy Closewool. Rachel captures her beautiful flock of Devon Closewool sheep and uses these heart warming images on her products. She also uses the wool from her sheep's wonderful fleeces to create felted items and decorations alongside providing fibre for other crafters own projects.
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The Hive Pelynt
The Hive is an Independent yarn shop in Pelynt , Cornwall, stocking a wide range of Natural fibre yarns and a wide selection of needles, hooks and notions for Knitters and Crocheters. The also have different spindles from around the world, handmade in Cornwall, as well as handdyed British Fibre from Demelzas Delights for the Spinners
Demelzas Delights handdyed yarns are inspired by places, stories and history of Cornwall.
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The Woven Briar
Bec is a shepherd, spinner and weaver producing regeneratively grown, natural yarns and textiles in West Somerset. She has her own flock of fleece sheep producing high quality natural fibres which she sells as raw fleece, sliver, yarns and sheepskins, as well as producing her own hand made textiles.
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Thread and Yarn / Fibre Valley Art
Lorna is a fibre artist living in Stroud. She naturally dyes wool with plants from her garden, and loves creating seasonal colours from nature. She's passionate about using 100% wool, as well as testing different fleeces for plastic-free socks.
Lorna designs knitting patterns and kits for her yarn, including the Briar Shawl and Folklore Hood.
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Trava & wool
Zuzana uses natural dyes such as plants and flowers to dyed yarn and recycle fabrics. Most of the made items she decorates with hand embroidery, where again flowers are dominant feature. All in small amounts and unrepeatable.
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Tucketts Farm
www.facebook.com/Tucketts Farm
Tucketts Farm has a flock of Manx Loaghtan sheep and will be bringing wool slivers, raw wool and sheepskins
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Tyddyn Bryn
Rooted in the Welsh hills, this smallholding produces naturally inspired, small-batch yarns from a no-kill flock. Each skein is hand-dyed using foraged and traditional dyes over a wood-fired burner, celebrating the colours of the landscape. Locally spun within seven miles of the farm, these sustainable yarns embody mindfulness, storytelling, and a deep respect for nature inviting makers to slow down, connect with their craft, and create with purpose and authenticity.