Learn how to make DIY Christmas Decorations including Fabric Wreaths using left over fabric scraps. Find out how Plymouth College of Art Student, Nicola Rickard has created a festive feel in our lovely shop in Mount Edgcumbe Country Park.
Willow and Helaena are ready to welcome customers back to our shop and studio at the Barrow Centre in Mount Edgcumbe Country Park.
It's Sourdough September! Let's face it, life is sweeter with sourdough, so thank goodness there's a whole month to celebrate this lovely loaf. Here's a wonderful starter recipe that's easy to follow...
Catch a glimpse behind the scenes at our Cornish studios in this short film.
This is where we print the beautiful linen that goes to make up our fabulous collection of lampshades and cushions, toiletry and make up bags, bread bags, tea towels, aprons and more.
This is where we print the beautiful linen that goes to make up our fabulous collection of lampshades and cushions, toiletry and make up bags, bread bags, tea towels, aprons and more.
As the Craft Festival at Bovey Tracey is sadly cancelled this year, the organisers have created a packed online schedule of...
This month we're hoping to help make self-isolation a little easier with a few ideas to keep your mind and hands busy at home.
Never much one for reindeer, snowmen or other stylised Christmas icons, my inspiration for our Christmas Collection has come from the beautiful Mount Edgcumbe Country Park in which our shop and studio is situated.
Designer, Helen Round has teamed up with celebrated Designer / Makers from the region to bring a range of unique creative workshops to South East Cornwall this spring.
I was recently asked to talk about what it meant to be a woman in business. This got me really thinking about what I do and why I do it. I realise my route to becoming a business woman may not be a traditional one, but it has been a really interesting journey and one which I continue to enjoy every minute of.
eptember was a busy month for us here at Helen Round. Two new makers joined our lovely team and are now working with us in the studio. They have started an apprenticeship programme where they will gradually learn all the necessary skills to pattern cut, sew and finish all of the products we sell both in the shop, online and with our stockists.
I recently visited the house of Ethnobotanist and plants woman, Michelle Griffiths, who over the next few weeks and months will be walking the pathways and parks of Cornwall foraging for flower heads, leaves, pine cones and seed pods to create the most wonderful festive wreaths.
After several months of hard work and dedication, we are thrilled to officially announce the launch of our beautiful new website. It’s designed to be easier to use, helping you to quickly find what you are looking for.
We were recently invited to take part in a national campaign to raise awareness of this wonderful fabric that has been around for centuries. The I Love Linen Campaign is a celebration of Europe’s most sustainable, innovative and local fabric.