Stall Holders confirmed for 2025
Sponsors
Torabhaig Distillery
Welcome to Torabhaig, a small, independent distillery part of the Sleat Peninsula on the Isle of Skye.
We love exploring subtle, elegant flavours of peat inspired by our beautiful surroundings and thriving community. This is how we create our signature smoke flavours – a house style called ‘smoke with taste’.
We are capturing our house style as it unfolds with a collection of limited edition ‘Legacy Series’ releases so you too can follow our story.
Wool & Craft Stalls (A-Z)
Creative Mash Ups
Creative Mash Ups was formed in 2014 by Kent Artist – Lynsey Hyland. Whose fun and creative style for sculpting in newspaper came from her early years working in children’s television. Now specialising in papier mache and fibre art sculptures, Lynsey has created unique character pieces.
Flora Percival
Sustainable British knitwear and accessories for the whole family.
From hoof to hanger our knitwear is British through and through.
Made from British wool by British craftspeople and artisans, we are proud to keep flying the flag for British Wool and sheep farmers all over the UK.
Georgie Porgie Little Miss Muffit
Handmade hats, handbags & purses made from tartan and tweed wools.
Helen Chatterton Textiles
Beautiful Handcrafted textiles made in the UK. The ever popular Harris Tweed collection made by Helen in her Edinburgh studio runs concurrently with her City on Cloth collection of silk scarves and notebooks, often intertwining. Lavender bags in both collections
Herdy & Herdy Sleep
Herdy is the fun and lovable character from the Lake District, inspired by the region’s cute and characterful Herdwick sheep. We design and create gifts, homeware and accessories that are made to make you smile.
Herdysleep was founded in 2017 by Herdy, in collaboration with one of the UK’s leading bed manufacturers Harrison Spinks, to make a luxury Herdwick wool filled mattress. When you buy a Herdysleep mattress you support British manufacturing, upland fell farming and the Lake District’s Herdwick Sheep.
J.J. Textile
J.J. Textile is an independent business based in Derbyshire, UK. We create cosy wool blankets, cushion covers and throws featuring original designs, as inspired by nature, to bring joy and character into your home. We are passionate about environmentally and ethically sourced production, all our accessories are made sustainably from natural fibres, such as wool. Each accessory is carefully crafted to be cherished, shared and to last. Come and join our philosophy of ‘happy living in the woollen world’!
Ruskin Mill Trust
Ruskin Mill Trust is a leading independent provider of innovative and experiential education for young people with special learning needs. The unique educational method has been inspired by the ideas of Rudolf Steiner, William Morris and John Ruskin.
Our schools and colleges across the UK provide students with holistic learning in the arts, crafts, commerce, agriculture, nutrition, living skills and the environment.
Anna Rennie & Caitlin Murphy Artisan Silversmiths
The traditional silversmithing technique of raising is used by Anna to create silver tableware which includes drinking vessels, bowls, and cutlery. Initial designs are detailed around both form and function as well as an attention to aesthetics dictated by a tactile nature. Pieces are owned and used by private collectors and kept as future heirlooms. Each handcrafted piece is fully hallmarked.
Caitlin Murphy is an award winning Northern Irish silversmith and jeweller. Once graduated from the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) in 2022 she continued her studies at Bishopsland Educational Trust for two years. She’s since returned to GSA to undertake an artist in residency. Caitlin works between jewellery and silversmithing scale weaving and folding metals of 0.1mm thin. Recently, she was commissioned a piece by The Goldsmith’s Company, a milestone moment in her career to date.
Spitalfields Farm
& London Yarn Project
Spitalfields Farm is an educational open farm and gardens with rare breed & rescue animals.
They will joining us the fair again this year with their rare breeds sheep, craft demonstrations, farm exhibition, wool and sheep related products. Their stall will also be supported by London City Farm Yarn.
Wild Welsh Wool
A sheep farmer from Wales with a rustic, primitive style and using our rare and native sheep fleeces. Making peg loom rugs, felted rugs, tapestry pictures, scarves, cushions, garlands, yarn and hand made peg looms. We also sell our organically tanned sheepskins.
Courses available online and at the farm.
Woolplay
Woolplay is a field to fleece to fibre business that sells the wonderful wool that comes from British sheep. It also sells one of a kind hand woven items. Woolplay wants to inspire creating rather than consuming.
Wool Pots
Wool Pots are a zero waste alternative to plastic pots. 500 million plastic pots are sent to landfill in the UK every year because they can’t be recycled… Wool Pots help plants, reduce plastic waste and help our planet.
Use Wool Pots like a normal pot, when the plants are big enough to go out, dig a hole & place the whole Pot in – leave the collar proud of the soil, wool is a natural slug and snail deterrent. After seven weeks the pot mulches down and feeds the plant. No plastic, no disposal issues and no waste.
Livery Companies (A-Z)
The Worshipful Company of Basketmakers
For centuries our members were all professional basketmakers and we regulated their trade in the City. Today we welcome people from all walks of life. We continue to promote the craft of basketmaking and through our Charitable Trust we also help good causes and communities across London. We have earned a reputation as one of the friendliest Livery Companies, and our social programme extends from formal dinners to family days out, including our basketmaking days.
Bishopsland Educational Trust Sponsored by The Clothworkers’ Company
Bishopsland Educational Trust is an internationally recognised charity dedicated to the training and education of emerging makers in the heritage craft of silversmithing. Our two year residential programme delivers intensive hand skills training, commercial exposure, access to exhibitions and competitions and 7 day a week workshop access.
The Grange Centre, enabled by the Broderers’ Company
The Grange Centre is a charity based in Bookham, Surrey that supports people with disabilities to lead independent and fulfilling lives. We provide three services: Residential Care for those with higher care needs, Supported Living for people working towards independence, and Skills & Activities – a wide range of training, work experience and mini businesses that supports people to access the community.
The Worshipful Company of Turners
The Turners Company is a City Livery Company and received its Royal Charter in 1604. It has ancient roots, but is very much at the heart of the modern craft, acting as a focal point for major exhibitions and certification of turners across the country.
The Worshipful Company of Upholders
The Upholders Company will be exhibiting nail board, upholstery work and stuffings, along with funeral trade exhibits.
Worshipful Company of Weavers -Dash and Miller & The Bristol Weaving Mill
Dash & Miller specialise in developing woven fabrics that blend hand-made processes with cutting-edge technology. With a strong focus on innovative design, R&D in sustainable textiles, supply chains, and digital workflows, our mission is to push boundaries and deliver innovative solutions across all sectors of the industry.
The Bristol Weaving Mill operates as a micro weaving mill based in the heart of Bristol, offering bespoke design and prototyping services that champion sustainability at every stage. From collaborating with UK farmers on native natural fibres to implementing circular textile systems and traceable supply chains, our work bridges the craft of hand-weaving with modern industrial processes.
The Worshipful Company of Wheelwrights
Incorporated by Royal Charter in’J-670 the original purpose of the Companywas to regulate the manufacture and quality of handmade wooden wheels. Today the Company is primarily a philanthropic and social organisation, with a particular emphasis on providing backing for wheeled mobility and education, as well as supporting the Lord Mayor and the City of London Corporation. In addition to supporting the Ancient Craft of wheelwrightin.
The Worshipful Company of Woolmen
Learn more about the Woolmen Company and what it has to offer.
The Woolmen Charity – Branded Goods
The stall will be selling Woolmen merchandise such as mugs, pens and toy sheep etc.
Food Stalls
Clare’s Catering
Clare will be selling her tasty lamb dishes. Facebook.com/CCClarescatering
Cluck Farmyard
Cluck Farmyard will be selling loaded buttermilk fried chicken tenders and fries, inspired by cuisines throughout the world.
Purbeck Ice Cream
Experience the taste and quality of Purbeck Ice Cream farm made in Dorset, entirely natural and additive free. Our Events team are serving ur famous Purbeck ’88’ at the Wool Fair this year – the taste of Purbeck the magic of swirl!
They are bringing their soft serve whip style van, serving real diary ice cream in wafffle cones/CF cones or a recyclable tub. Flavoured ice cream pots and real fruit lollies. New for 2025 we will bring Pawbeck the iced dog treat along with us for your canine friends to enjoy a taste of purbeck.
Sabaho Coffee
Sabaho will be serving hot & cold drinks, savoury & sweet goods