It’s that time of year again, when all eyes are on RHS Chelsea… which means it’s a busy time for us. As you know, we’ve been shortlisted as a finalist for the Chelsea Product of the Year again (WOO). It’s our essential twine that we’ve been shortlisted for this year – a product that has been created with all you lovely gardeners in mind – a twine you can pop in your pocket and cut straight from the card!
This means that there’s a presentation to prepare for as well as our wonderful twool classic, baker’s twine and woolly bags to pack up (not to mention all the other sheepy twoolly fare that we have to offer) 🙂
We’re not the only ones who have been busy with RHS Chelsea prep! Willow was taken away for a bit of a pampering session with the wonderful Amanda Randell and co over at The Academy of Floral Art. Doesn’t Willow look great?
The contents of the twool shed have been packed up (along with Willow) and reassembled at the wonderful Chelsea Flower Show…
Would you look at all that twool?
Willow holding the fort
We’ll be updating twitter and facebook with the latest pics and news over the next few days as this year we’ve got wifi on our stand (ooooooh!), so keep up to date by following/liking us.
And if you’re visiting RHS Chelsea? Come and say hi we’re on stand Ea28, we’d love to see you! 🙂 x
At twool HQ it’s not all work, work, work… sometimes we sit around and drink tea and dunk spooky mummy gingerbreads into it. As the weather gets decidedly more grim, it’s time to get creative indoors. We’ve been having a brainstorm with straplines. Here are just a few of our favourites, tell us yours! twool – …
I must be the only bod on the planet that hasn’t watched Les Mis!!! Those of you who know me KNOW that I love a good musical! SOOOOO with Rod and Charlotte away, I decided to pour myself a massive GnT and get to grips… The first 10 mins… oh, challenging… the next 10 mins… oh, …
For the third year running we’ve been nominated Finalists for RHS Chelsea Garden Product of the year With a very special award for garden innovation from The Worshipful Company of Woolmen Last year we were so proud to have won a DEBI (Devon Environmental Business Initiative) award – here we are at the award …
As Wool Week draws to a close, we turn to guest blogger, Alison Marsden for pearls of wisdom as we move through the Autumn garden… Autumn is a season of contrast and change, with misty mornings and warm sunny mid-days – when it is not raining – and the bright colours of leaves and berries …
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RHS Chelsea Here We Come…
It’s that time of year again, when all eyes are on RHS Chelsea… which means it’s a busy time for us. As you know, we’ve been shortlisted as a finalist for the Chelsea Product of the Year again (WOO). It’s our essential twine that we’ve been shortlisted for this year – a product that has been created with all you lovely gardeners in mind – a twine you can pop in your pocket and cut straight from the card!
This means that there’s a presentation to prepare for as well as our wonderful twool classic, baker’s twine and woolly bags to pack up (not to mention all the other sheepy twoolly fare that we have to offer) 🙂
We’re not the only ones who have been busy with RHS Chelsea prep! Willow was taken away for a bit of a pampering session with the wonderful Amanda Randell and co over at The Academy of Floral Art. Doesn’t Willow look great?
The contents of the twool shed have been packed up (along with Willow) and reassembled at the wonderful Chelsea Flower Show…
Would you look at all that twool?
Willow holding the fort
We’ll be updating twitter and facebook with the latest pics and news over the next few days as this year we’ve got wifi on our stand (ooooooh!), so keep up to date by following/liking us.
And if you’re visiting RHS Chelsea? Come and say hi we’re on stand Ea28, we’d love to see you! 🙂 x
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