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1	Trinity Court Potteries If you want an authentic pot they're the best! Good for everyday use too!
2	Eventplan If you want to organise a multiperiod event or to bring out the "Luvvie" in you
3	Historical Promotions Heritage services, deomstrators and historical event organisation.
4	Earthues Natural Dyes We retail and use these dyes,this is the link back to the main US site.
5	Women in Rural Enterprise For sound business advice and support, join WiRE, it's been a pleasure being a member for the last 3 years.
6	The Online Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers Not being around at weekends made it difficult to get to Guild meetings, so when this Guild started up I was thrilled to be able to join. The support is brilliant and the cameraderie can't be beaten.
7	Fiery Felts Is the site belonging to Helen Melvin, a dear friend and the lady who introduced me to Natural Dyes.
8	The Alpaca Spinner Linzi runs this website and also a shop in Rockingham, Northampton where she spins, knits, crochets, designs anything to do with Alpaca fleeces. Also a stockist for Ashford spinning wheels.
9	The Original Reenactors Market Going from strength to strength! The Re enactors market is the largest European forum for manufacturers and traders producing goods for re-enactors, historical interpreters and the heritage industry.
10	Woad Inc Ian Howard now grows, processes and uses Woad at his farm in Norfolk.
11	Countryside Connection We are very happy to be part of this networking group.
12	Tabulae Ltd The best online listing of historical interpreters and demonstrators for the heritage industry.
13	Arne Maynard Fantastic garden designer and host to some of my workshops!
14	Isabella Whitworth I met Isabella last summer at the Association Summer School and was thrilled that she has discovered the beauty of natural dyes!

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