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Tag Archives: industrial heritage

Wool Fabrics Made in Yorkshire! A Visit to Fabworks

Posted on September 21, 2019 | 6 comments

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Posted in Fabric, Sustainable Sewing, The Fashion & Craft Industries

Tagged birdseye weave, fabworks, fabworks mill shop, fabworks online, heart of huddersfield, herringbone fabric, industrial heritage, made in huddersfield, made in yorkshire, marled melton fabric, melton fabric, tailoring fabric, traditional wool fabric, Wendy Ward, wool fabric uk, wool industry, yorkshire fabric, yorkshire textiles

A Visit to Masson Mills Working Museum

Posted on March 15, 2018 | 4 comments

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Posted in Sustainable Sewing, The Fashion & Craft Industries

Tagged arkwrights mill, cotton mill, cotton weaving, derwent valley mills, how is cotton made, industrial heritage, industrial revolution, inside a cotton mill, masson mills, northern industry, richard arkwright, victorian cotton mill, Wendy Ward, working cotton mill, working museum

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