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The new home of weaversbazaar in Carnforth

Weaving yarns in just the right colours

At weaversbazaar, we offer wool, silk and linen yarns, warp, weaving kits, accessories and equipment through our online store for weavers and textile artists. In addition, we offer a range of services including equipment & materials rental and pop-up shops at your site. We also have space for individuals and groups to visit and use our resources. Get in touch if you'd be interested.

News & Events

EU Regulations

Unfortunately, we are having to suspend all orders into the EU with immediate effect, 10th August 2026, until further notice. This is due to the requirements of the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulations. We are trying to find a solution and will keep you updated. At the moment, Switzerland is unaffected.

Price rise!

Our prices went up on 1st August 2026, reflecting the continuing increases in costs. 25g tubes of wool now cost £5, 5g silk also £5, and 25g linen £5.50, with larger quantities and collections also changing accordingly. Other prices, including our warp yarn, have stayed the same.

Other news:

Reduced price!

The tubes of old batches of our fine and medium wool yarn, are going fast! We're selling them at a reduced price of £3.75 per tube. There is a list of the colours and their batch numbers here. They are mainly 25g tubes but there are a few 50g tubes amongst them. If you'd like to purchase any of them, contact Alison (alison@weaversbazaar.com or phone +44 7594 234499 between 9:30am and 12 noon UK time) to check if they're still available. She can then sort out your order and payment.

 

You can now order click and collect, excellent news for those of you who live nearby or who will be passing on your travels (J35 on the M6). Simply select 'click and collect' as your delivery address at checkout, then contact Alison to arrange collection. It should be available from the next day for items we have in stock (or from Tuesday if you order on Friday), ready to collect between 10am and 12 noon, but Alison will confirm when it's ready to collect.

 

As it's the start of the new academic year, our new poll asks how you learn. Scroll down to let us know your answers, and contact us if your approach to learning isn't on the list - we'd love to know what it is!

 

Newsletter

The latest newsletter is now out! It includes product information, details of exhibitions and events, and more, including a note from Evelyn Grant following our comment that the pinks sell less than other colours!

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If you would like to submit items of information for our newsletter (eg courses, exhibitions, talks or other events) please do so by the 20th of each month. Email newsletter@weaversbazaar.com with concise text containing all relevant details, including contact and website links where appropriate, and a suitable image. We will include what we can but reserve the right to edit submitted information due to space contraints!

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Poll: As it's the start of the new academic year, we're curious about whether and how you are currently learning about your textile art / craft. Choose as many as apply, and if we've missed something, do go to the 'contact us' page and let us know what that is!

Tick all that apply

I am taking a formal programme of study at West Dean / ArtyBird / elsewhere lasting several months / years

I regularly attend short courses to help develop my skills (several times a year)

I periodically attend short courses, focusing on specific skills I want to learn or taking the opportunity to work with a visiting tutor (one or two a year)

I am taking a course online (self directed or taught sessions), or have done so in the past

I attend a regular class (eg weekly / fortnightly)

I attend periodic creative retreats, taking the opportunity to spend time on my textile art / craft in a different environment

I regularly meet up with fellow textile enthusiasts to work and learn from each other informally

I learn from books &/or videos

I learn through my practice - I never stop learning from making

I know enough, I don't need to learn any more