A few decades later things changed: in the mid-19th century the building was used to scoure and spin wool and to full the cloth.

Village crafters spin wool into yarn, weave yarn into cloth, make rugs, turn pottery, carve wooden bowls and utensils, make split-oak baskets and more.

They made baskets, spun wool, wove carpets, raised livestock, kept bees and grew organic crops in organic fields.

Next comes a lead weight for spinning wool, a 'spindle whorl'.

Her hobbies include spinning wool from her sheep, knitting and weaving.