Had a busy week…collected tweeds from the mill, measuring, separating into patterns, photographing and uploading to the web shop. At the same time readying my next tweed for drop off at the mill, seeing visitors to my loom shed, and sending out parcels of tweed to customers. I hope that some of my tweeds may …
It has been sometime since tweeds have come back from the mill. I have continued to pedal on my loom and have attached some photos of those patterns and colours waiting to be finished at the mill. When I get them back they will be added to my website shop and linked from …
The small shop that I have in the house is going well and I am having a few visitors stop by. Having changed card readers I am told I can link my online inventory and my shop inventory together, which should help with administration but will no doubt be a ‘simple’ task. Today …
I redesigned my warping creel system so I can now look to do some new tartan designs. I always liked weaving tartans and have missed weaving them so I am really excited to be able to start new designs. My first tartan design is the PL21 – C01 a Dark Red a …
As well as my shop on the internet I do have a small room at the house holding my tweeds and products that are for sale for visitors to Stornoway. Every precaution is taken to keep everyone as safe as possible when visiting.. The household has had both doses of the vaccine. Contact details are …
I am ‘A Harris Tweed Weaver’ living and working on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, the only place in the world that Harris Tweed can be produced. Whilst weaving for the island mills, I had the opportunity to assemble a traditional Hattersley single width loom and to design and produce my own tweed.
As my shelves fill up with some lovely Harris Tweed, it is
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