'40' EXHIBITION 5th - 29th June 2018


This year we are celebrating our 40th Anniversary!  To mark the occasion we are holding an exhibition of our members work at the  Old Hall, High Street Cowbridge CF71 7AH from the 5th -  29th June 2018.  

The Exhibition intends to illustrate the importance of preserving our ancient making traditions. So please come along and have a look at what has inspired us to make a wide range of things from yarn and fibre! 


 On Saturday 16th June we are holding a 'have a go day' at The Old Hall, so please come along and have some fun having a go at spinning, inkle weaving, weaving, braid-making 
its a great way to meet new friends and become a maker.



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