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Connecting wool producers to wool users, one sheep at a time. Is a collaborative knitting project creating a flock of sheep using wool sourced from the South West of England. The main aim is to connect wool producers to wool users; connecting farmers and smallholders with people who want to use local wool. Read our book about the project here. How the project evolved can be read in the news section.

As a busy working mum of two, training during the week will be my big.

A while ago we spent an evening making some tin punched lanterns which harked back to my Girl Guide days. First you take an empty, washed food can and fill it with water. Place this in the freezer to set, this makes it easier to punch the aluminium. Once frozen, using a nail and a small hammer, punch some holes, we made some starry night and hearts designs and then left the can out for the ice to melt.