Every new crafter brings something special to our community, and today I’m happy to introduce Darya Kitova. We met quite recently, and
Last weekend’s spinning festival was a true celebration of wool and craft. The hall was full of people, stalls with yarns and
Romney is honest, shiny, and sturdy. A few gentle spinning tweaks and you’ll have yarn that loves cables, texture, and everyday wear:
Some wools arrive in my hands like a whisper, others like a friendly knock on the door.
Every thread I spin and knit carries a little magic. I craft shawls, sweaters, socks, hats, and toys that bring warmth to
I create delicate lace shawls from fine mohair and soft merino wool. Inspired by Russian lace traditions, each piece is made with
My name is Elena Wilkinson, and wool has been part of my life for many years. I love spinning, knitting, and weaving, and I enjoy turning natural fibres into something unique and lasting. I am also an active member of the spinners and weavers’ guild here in Christchurch.
I started this website because I want to share the joy of wool crafts with others. My goal is to make it easier for people to discover local events, meet makers, and learn these skills. I believe that both newcomers and experienced crafters can find inspiration and a sense of belonging here.