Mentoring for Growth
At the start of the year I finished an 8 month business programme called Mentoring for Growth. This is my account of the programme and a bit of information on my peer group members.
At the start of the year I finished an 8 month business programme called Mentoring for Growth. This is my account of the programme and a bit of information on my peer group members.
Every week we design, knit and hand finish an array of customised hats.
We’ve just completed this order for Leeds Roller Derby.
They wanted some acrylic yarn and some Shetland wool hats to suit individual preferences.
T’only way is (ey up!) then, down. Team Wonky and friends are just back from a great weekend on the bikes down in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales!
Yes, we’ve moved! Not just along the corridor again but to the other side of Scotland, to the bonnie borders town of Kelso.
On Friday 6th March we were incredibly privileged to have a visit from Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon. The visit was in honour of International Women’s day (today 8th March) where the First Minister is encouraging more women into business to help boost our economic growth here in Scotland.
At the start of the year, Alison was approached by GCU Alumni team to run a feature on the development of the business. Find out more about it here.
Wonky Woolies – a knitwear house headed up by ‘chief Wonky’ Alison Burn – marries traditional techniques with contemporary output in the form of a range of standard and custom-made bobble hats created with old knitting machines. The result is an unusual combination of expert functionality and bold, modern aesthetic.
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