Dimensions: 100 m
Sustainability: Reusable cotton twine.
Materials: 100% natural soft cotton.
Packaging: Recyclable paper band.
£7.95
Bakers’ twines are manufactured in a wide range of nostalgic colourful colourways and are useful for wrapping, attaching to gift tags, and for home craft projects. They are much copied, but this one comes from the original UK manufacturer.
As the name suggests, Bakers’ twine was used in bakeries to tie paper wrapping around loaves of bread and to tie up cake boxes. Although it seems to have taken over the arts and crafts world, baker’s twine is still commonly used for wrapping.
From the sourcing of the yarn to the design and printing of the labels, the production of this twine supports a plethora of British makers. The natural cotton yarn is sourced from local spinners, dying is locally done to exact specifications, the manufacturer puts the yarn through several processes onto large bobbins (the twisting process gives the baker’s twine its distinctive candy stripe appearance) and then spools the twine from the giant bobbins onto smaller UK manufactured cardboard tubes to form spools. Even the labels are printed locally.
No more plastic tape!
4 in stock
Dimensions: 100 m
Sustainability: Reusable cotton twine.
Materials: 100% natural soft cotton.
Packaging: Recyclable paper band.
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Printed for the Ditchling Museum of Art+Craft and is a recreation of a pattern from their St. Dominic’s Press archive incorporating a version of Eric Gill’s famous hound motif. Eric Gill helped to establish the Guild of St Joseph and St Dominic, an artist’s colony espousing principles of communal life and self-sufficiency in Ditchling in 1921. The museum, housed in the old Ditchling village schoolhouse, holds a permanent collection of the outpourings of this very active community, which was only finally disbanded in 1989.
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