News
Developing New Yarn Colours
We launched Cambrian Mountains Wool with a small collection of very carefully selected colours that have been so well received.... but missing a green and a pink. Well, and a few other shades but these two, especially the green, were always to be the key...
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Cambrian Mountains Tweed
The fabric journey started when I was working with daughter Emily under our label, Llynfi Textiles. As Cambrian Mountains licencees, we'd dreamed of having our own Cambrian Mountains Tweed and, 2 years ago, took the plunge. We consulted with Raymond Jones at Melin...
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Cambrian Wool events and workshops
We will be attending various events and shows every year, not only to promote and sell our lovely wool but also to provide activities and workshops in the field of craft, knitting, sewing, weaving and crochet. You may already know that as a CIC we have committed...
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Community news-Coleg Sir Gar
COMMUNITY PROJECT WITH COLEG SIR GAR Our company is a Community interest company or CIC which means that we have certain activities which we have said that we will undertake which will be beneficial to our 'community'. What we mean by community is, those of you who...
read moreA Colour Story for Cambrian Wool
Leading the way on a colour palette for a brand new yarn is an awesome task in every sense of the word...daunting and exciting at the same time, a privilege and a responsibility. After around 12 years of restricting my work to natural dyes, I found myself confronted...
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Wool from Wales!
We’ll be selling yarns for knit, crochet and weave, and tops for feltmakers and handspinners; we’ll be encouraging textile skills at all levels, getting involved in community events and projects….
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HRH Prince Charles enjoys a Private View…
Designers selected for the Cambrian Mountains challenge had the right royal privilege of being able to show their work to none other then HRH Prince Charles during a private view of the whole collection.
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Spring on a Welsh hill farm
With the spring sun shining down on the Cambrian Mountains, we took ourselves off for a Sunday visit to Caroline Lewis, a Welsh sheep farmer who focuses on quality fleece.
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Sourcing Welsh Wool
A few words about sourcing Welsh wool and why we’re quite so excited at the moment.
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Wool and Breeds
What breed is your wool? That simple question is a little harder to answer than you might think…
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