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WOOL MAT WEAVING with Beccy Fowler Woolcraft | Sunday 21 June 2026

£65.00

SUNDAY 21 JUNE 2026 | 10am - 12.30pm

An introduction to weaving on a peg loom through the making of your own woven wool mat, a decorative piece of character and texture.

Led by Beccy Fowler, this workshop follows the journey from fleece to finished piece, with a demonstration of carding and an introduction to the character of different wools. You will dress the loom, weave your mat and finish the edges by hand.

Beccy’s practice is rooted in a close relationship with material, shaped by her own path from keeping sheep to working with wool in its rawest form.

SUNDAY 21 JUNE 2026 | 10am - 12.30pm

An introduction to weaving on a peg loom through the making of your own woven wool mat, a decorative piece of character and texture.

Led by Beccy Fowler, this workshop follows the journey from fleece to finished piece, with a demonstration of carding and an introduction to the character of different wools. You will dress the loom, weave your mat and finish the edges by hand.

Beccy’s practice is rooted in a close relationship with material, shaped by her own path from keeping sheep to working with wool in its rawest form.

EVENT DETAILS

Date
Sunday 21 June 2026

Time
10am - 12.30pm

What’s included
A welcome drink, all materials, and guidance to make your own 26 × 34cm woven mat.

Suitable for
Beginners welcome.

The venue
Claire Langley Antiques, Hallidays Yard, Radcliffe Road, Stamford PE9 1ED

What3words: ///moth.factories.wizard

Parking at the venue is very limited. Please plan to park in one of Stamford’s local car parks and allow 5 to 15 minutes to walk to the venue.

About Beccy Fowler

Beccy Fowler describes herself as a creative, shaped by a varied career across design, conservation and making. She studied graphic design before training as a sculpture conservator in London, working alongside stonemasons and developing skills in stone carving and sculpture.

Alongside her own practice, she spent nearly twenty years in a primary school, supporting children with special educational needs and running art and craft clubs.

Her move into wool craft came by chance, beginning with a small flock of sheep and a curiosity about the fleece they produced. She now spins, weaves and felts from raw wool, working directly with the material and maintaining a close connection to the traditions of cottage industry.

@baabaabeccy