So there we have it! One spool of twool: lots of uses, never mind the 12 days of Christmas! It’s the gift that keeps on giving. The best bit? It truly is sustainable, throw it on your compost heap when you’re done and the twool will biodegrade slowly over time and release all that wool’s lovely nitrogen right back into the soil. Ta da, compost with added soil improver, don’t mind if I do!
What other uses do you have for your festive twool? Let us know in the comments below, or show us on social media. You can find us in all the usual places @thisistwool (instagram, facebook, twitter)
One reply to “The 12 days of Christmas – the twool way!”
Stanley Bowley
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The 12 days of Christmas – the twool way!
So there we have it! One spool of twool: lots of uses, never mind the 12 days of Christmas! It’s the gift that keeps on giving. The best bit? It truly is sustainable, throw it on your compost heap when you’re done and the twool will biodegrade slowly over time and release all that wool’s lovely nitrogen right back into the soil. Ta da, compost with added soil improver, don’t mind if I do!
What other uses do you have for your festive twool? Let us know in the comments below, or show us on social media. You can find us in all the usual places @thisistwool (instagram, facebook, twitter)
Merry Christmas!
One reply to “The 12 days of Christmas – the twool way!”
Stanley Bowley
Thank Goodness for the Completely Barking/Bleating Mad Section of the British Public That is keeping our spirits up during these very trying times.
Personally I cant wait for the colder nights when I can put my Ewel log on the fire.
Seasons Greetings
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