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Navy and cream linen cushion with a log cabin patchwork of stepped squares radiating from the centre

Slow Progress

Navy Log Cabin Patchwork Linen Cushion

£140.00

Three colourful rope juggling balls held in an open palm, each with tightly wound yellow, red, blue and green stripes in a

Endangered

Tightrope Knots

Hand-Spun Cotton Rope Juggling Balls, Set of 3

£21.95

165 British crafts are at risk of being lost.

Heritage Crafts

13” Scottish Oak Swill with hazel handle

£140.00

Claire Broad Design

Harvest Token Decoration: Countryman's Favour (made to order)

£8.99

Claire Broad Design

Handmade Flax Yarn Rope Doorstop Medium

£45.00

Coiled twisted rope leash in red, yellow and black strands with black wrapped grip section and stainless-steel clip

Endangered

Tightrope Knots

Handmade rope dog leash in red, yellow and black (made to order)

£24.95

Black arenga fiber brush head with natural wood inset band, bound with green twine, attached to brown leather loop handle.

The Bumbling Basketeer

Handmade Arenga Bench Brush with Leather Handle and Oak Strip (made to order)

£36.00

Hand-held slim dog leash of twisted cotton rope in yellow, red, blue and green stripes, with red-wrapped sections and

Endangered

Tightrope Knots

Handmade rope dog leash in rainbow - style 1 (made to order)

£24.95

Linen cushion with patchwork blocks in navy, brown and cream forming a geometric checkerboard pattern

Slow Progress

Venetian Tiles Patchwork Linen Cushion

£85.00

Woven oak basket with curved sides, open top, and arched peeled hazel handle. Natural wood tones gradient from golden-brown

Crit. endangered

The Bumbling Basketeer

16” Scottish Oak Swill Basket with peeled hazel handle

£170.00

The Journal

THE HAUD5 min read

The Haud Almanack: August Events

This one is late, and August has already taken one of its strangest days off the board. On the seventh the Burryman walked South Queensferry, nine hours of it, a man encased head to foot in thousands of burdock burrs with two attendants holding his arms out from his sides. He went a week earlier than usual this year to fit the school holidays. If you missed him, you missed him.

Rosie Thompson · 12 August 2026

THE HAUD5 min read

The Long Haud #1 | Fourteen makers, and the part I can't do

The first of a monthly diary about running The Haud. I thought building the shop would be the hard part. It is not. The hard part is that the last step belongs to somebody else, and I have not worked out what to do about it.

Rosie Thompson · 22 September 2026