Create your part in the National Wool Museum's Exhibition of Hope
Thank you for your square contributions. Contributions for Exhibition of Hope have now closed.
The Exhibition of Hope involved the creation of 8 inch or 20cm rainbow coloured squares. These will now be joined together by National Wool Museum Volunteers and exhibited later in the year at the National Wool Museum and following this, the National Waterfront Museum, Swansea.
Please keep an eye out on this page and @amgueddfawlan Facebook and Twitter pages for more information about the Exhibition of Hope.
Rainbows are often used as a symbol of peace and hope and as we know, they often appear when the sun shines following heavy rainfall. They serve to remind us that following dark times, there is always light at the end of the tunnel.
Comments - (12)
Hi Jacky,
Thank you for getting in touch with us. I'm afraid a date still hasn't been confirmed yet. Please keep an eye on this webpage as now we have a date for re-opening we are in a position to make arrangements to receive the knitted squares. All information will be posted on our website and social media channels.
Kind regards,
Nia
(Digital team)
Hi Jacky,
Thank you for getting in touch with us. Dates for sending the squares to us hasn't been confirmed yet, but when it has, we will be posting the information on the website. We have no limit on the number of squares and welcome as many possible! In terms of type of stitch, my colleague has confirmed that we accept any kind. Please get in touch if you have any additional questions.
Many thanks,
Nia
(Digital team)
I have a large drawing of an oversizes ball of wool of which I have a digital image.
I made the drawing for an exhibition at the Brecknock Museum celebrating Welsh Wool and sheep farming at the time of the Foot and Mouth crisis in 2001.
Seeing your information for the Exhibition of Hope, I wondered if you would like me to send you an image of the drawing to use on your website,
Just an idea !
Susan Milne
Regards sue
looking forward to knitting my square.
Have been knitting for prem babies while in lockdown.
Dear Vera Arrowsmith,
Thank you very much for your comment. Any squares are much appreciated, including ones that have been crocheted.
Kind regards,
Nia
(Digital team)