Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
We are chuffed to bits to have Rachel joining us for our MOW celebrations!
We have put together this fab interview with Rachel, and you will also be able to catch a Q&A with her on the Sunday. Click here to book a ticket for Sunday: eventbrite.co.uk/e/qa-with-rachel-atkinson-tickets-156663377379?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
You'll find all our MOW line up and goodies here: jarbon.com/virtual-mill-open-weekend
Rachel is kindly offering a 10% discount on all her products from 12 noon on Friday until end of Monday. Head over to her website to take advantage of it. Simply pop the code in the box when checking out.
Discount Code: MOW21
Daughter of Shepherd launched in 2016 with the aim of adding value to British fleece otherwise considered worthless. Starting with the clip from a flock of Hebridean sheep used for conservation grazing and shepherded by her father, Rachel Atkinson has continued to find ways to use undervalued fibre gradually expanding the natural shade range of knitting yarns and working with artisan weavers to produce woven cloth and blankets.
We are chuffed to bits to have Rachel joining us for our MOW celebrations!
We have put together this fab interview with Rachel, and you will also be able to catch a Q&A with her on the Sunday. Click here to book a ticket for Sunday: eventbrite.co.uk/e/qa-with-rachel-atkinson-tickets-156663377379?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
You'll find all our MOW line up and goodies here: jarbon.com/virtual-mill-open-weekend
Rachel is kindly offering a 10% discount on all her products from 12 noon on Friday until end of Monday. Head over to her website to take advantage of it. Simply pop the code in the box when checking out.
Discount Code: MOW21
Daughter of Shepherd launched in 2016 with the aim of adding value to British fleece otherwise considered worthless. Starting with the clip from a flock of Hebridean sheep used for conservation grazing and shepherded by her father, Rachel Atkinson has continued to find ways to use undervalued fibre gradually expanding the natural shade range of knitting yarns and working with artisan weavers to produce woven cloth and blankets.
