Twisted Threads News Today

Harnesses for horses, that is, life was in full swing, my grandmother also said that there were as if there were two villages, duven and chemer, but in soviet times, the separate village of chemer was no longer listed anywhere, only the name remained, and even now local residents they still call that area dyvina, chemer, where i live, where my ancestors lived, and if they say, for example, a store, then the chemersky store, the chemersky club, the chemersky farm, that is, in memory the people le...

Local potter and fourth generation resident, Julianne Woodruff, has two passions for artisans in the region. A permanent makers’ space […]

There has been a boom in membership for Mount Gambier/ Berrin textile craft group Twisted Threads recently and organisers are […]

FOR the second year in a row the Twisted Threads held a Worldwide Knit in Public Day event to help […]

THERE have been fresh calls to the State Government to support Mount Gambier/Berrin’s unique In Home Hospice Care program with […]

THE end of April will see the return of the Twisted Threads’ Autumn Threads exhibition, now bigger and better than […]

Greenwich has been revealed as the top independent hotspot for shops in south east London, according to research by Barratt London.

AFTER much hard work, the Twisted Threads have managed to piece together multiple projects using “granny squares” as the main […]

DESPITE not being as busy as previous years, avid knitter and Twisted Threads member Julianne Woodruff called Worldwide Knit in […]

Michael Goodhart shocked to see name backed by Restore Trust because he does not support its aims