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Maids in Chelsea
Jess and Kim spent last week flying the flag for British wool and all things British manufacturing with the first official outing of the Woolly Bag Wall. With Chelsea going bonkers for our British wool dog leads, we knew we were going to thoroughly enjoy ourselves.
Our highlight? Having the Queen’s bouquet tied with twool. Because, frankly, why would you tie flowers with anything else?
Don’t believe us? Keen eyes might have spotted the twool spool on the table with Simon Lycett and Sophie Raworth on the beeb…
Doesn’t the twool work a treat?
The Financial Times called it ‘the world’s most exclusive twine‘ and who are we to disagree?
And, if you missed it, here’s an interview with BBC Radio London’s Jo Good…
Of course, we couldn’t have done all this without our wonderful sponsors over at the British Wool Marketing Board and Devon County Council. Not forgetting the gorgeous Brintons who gave us the wool carpet for the stand, for which we were awarded a 3 star gold!
Cheers!
3 replies to “Maids in Chelsea”
Chris Caunter
Kim this is an amazing achievement your Twool products are amazing you deserve all the accolades Well done
twool HQ
Thanks Chris! Lots of hard work, beginning to pay off!
Andrew Bowman
Fibre & Fizz.
Sorry I could not get to Chelsea this year, its looks like you had an amazing time.
Well done you!
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