Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Our Website: jarbon.com
Fay's Website: provenancecraft.com
TIME SIGNATURES
00:00 - intro
02:52 - Fay talks about her background and passion for provenance of goods
06:45 - Fay explains the system of tractability she uses for her website
07:35 - Fay digs in to supply chains and how things are made
11:28 - Anatomy of a pin cushion as an example of production processes
13:58 - Sustainability logos to look out for
17:21 - Pitfalls and confusing wording used to make things appear sustainable
21:19 - Things are slowly starting to change
23:23 - Q&A portion begins
27:41 - Fay talks about her wool wash
29:06 - Do you think there should be more legislation to govern transparency of sourcing and materials?
33:23 - Is there a dominant standard for chain of custody in the Wool Industry?
40:15 - Customs forms and Brexit
45:29 - Outro
YARNS, PATTERNS & NOTIONS MENTIONED
All of Fay's Glorious Crochet Designs: jarbon.com/product-category/patterns/by-techniqu/crochet
Fay's Pin Cushions: provenancecraft.com/products/rounded-ceramic-tweed-pin-cusions-made-in-uk
Fay's Wool Wash Bar: provenancecraft.com/products/wool-wash-bar-organic-and-made-in-the-uk
Fay's 20th Anniversary Stitch Markers: jarbon.com/product/mill-stitch-markers
PODCASTS MENTIONED
Wool Work by Louise Scollay: woolwork.net
Make it British by Kate Hills: makeitbritish.co.uk/category/podcast
Many thanks to Fay Dashper-Hughes for taking the time to chat with us as part of our Mill Open Weekend, 2021 celebrations!
KEEP IN TOUCH
Sign Up for our Newsletter: jarbon.com/newsletter
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Facebook: facebook.com/jarbontextiles
Ravelry: ravelry.com/groups/john-arbon-textiles
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Hope you enjoyed this episode! Please do let us know what you’re up to. We would love to know what you’ve been listening to recently – and what is on your hooks and needles, of course!
Our Website: jarbon.com
Fay's Website: provenancecraft.com
TIME SIGNATURES
00:00 - intro
02:52 - Fay talks about her background and passion for provenance of goods
06:45 - Fay explains the system of tractability she uses for her website
07:35 - Fay digs in to supply chains and how things are made
11:28 - Anatomy of a pin cushion as an example of production processes
13:58 - Sustainability logos to look out for
17:21 - Pitfalls and confusing wording used to make things appear sustainable
21:19 - Things are slowly starting to change
23:23 - Q&A portion begins
27:41 - Fay talks about her wool wash
29:06 - Do you think there should be more legislation to govern transparency of sourcing and materials?
33:23 - Is there a dominant standard for chain of custody in the Wool Industry?
40:15 - Customs forms and Brexit
45:29 - Outro
YARNS, PATTERNS & NOTIONS MENTIONED
All of Fay's Glorious Crochet Designs: jarbon.com/product-category/patterns/by-techniqu/crochet
Fay's Pin Cushions: provenancecraft.com/products/rounded-ceramic-tweed-pin-cusions-made-in-uk
Fay's Wool Wash Bar: provenancecraft.com/products/wool-wash-bar-organic-and-made-in-the-uk
Fay's 20th Anniversary Stitch Markers: jarbon.com/product/mill-stitch-markers
PODCASTS MENTIONED
Wool Work by Louise Scollay: woolwork.net
Make it British by Kate Hills: makeitbritish.co.uk/category/podcast
Many thanks to Fay Dashper-Hughes for taking the time to chat with us as part of our Mill Open Weekend, 2021 celebrations!
KEEP IN TOUCH
Sign Up for our Newsletter: jarbon.com/newsletter
Instagram: instagram.com/jarbontextiles
Facebook: facebook.com/jarbontextiles
Ravelry: ravelry.com/groups/john-arbon-textiles
Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/jarbontextiles/_saved
Hope you enjoyed this episode! Please do let us know what you’re up to. We would love to know what you’ve been listening to recently – and what is on your hooks and needles, of course!
