Oxford Kitchen Yarns is a small natural dyeing business.
Two babies, safe and dry. Unfortunately the same cannot be said of their mothers.
But we had lots of fun regardless. :)
Look at the bounty I came home with!
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Wow! Berry impressive – lacking green fingers and a garden, I’m waiting for the blackberries :)
My fruit was so wet & soggy! The raspberries really suffered, but they quickly became delicious jam. Hope you enjoyed yours – I had such a great time! Must do it again (although in less precipitation maybe) :)
I’m local(ish) (Sutton Courtenay) and am desperate to know where you got the lavender – was it PYO?
We were at Rectory Farm in Stanton St John. The lavender is local, and can be bought by the bunch at the farm shop. I think it was less than £3. certainly buying some was a no-brainer for me. ;)
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