fabrics · Baize And Wool Fabrics

Dark Olive Green Baize Doors

Trim Lizzie – Baize Lined Doors

Trim Lizzie a traditional upholsterer came to us to buy baize to cover two doors for different clients.

Baize Scraps – Small Pieces for Little Projects

Introducing Baize Scraps, small pieces sold by the weight, ideal for small things like falcon hoods and dolls house furniture

Thermal Curtains for Saving Energy

There are many ways of saving energy and thermal curtains made from Baize are a good way to do so.

Introducing Braids and Trimmings

We recently added luxury fabric braids and trimmings to our ranges. Made in the UK using cotton or viscose.

Soundproofing Fabric – Why Use Baize?

Baize is a great soundproofing fabric, that can be used in a number of ways to deaden the sounds in, from or leaving a room.

Sticky Backed Baize – New Colours

Our popular sticky backed baize, is now available in a range of vibrant new colours. Making them perfect for small craft projects.

Kitchen Design With Baize

Baize is a fantastic material for use in modern and traditonal kitchen design, thanks to its hardwaring nature.

Merino Wool

Merino wool is used in the majority of the fabrics we sell. Just what makes it such a special, highly prized fibre?

Furoshiki – The Art of Japanese Fabric Gift Wrapping

Furoshiki – the japanese art of fabric gift wrapping – is gaining popularity in the West as we all look to reduce and reuse as a way to lower our climate footprint.

Oak Gaming Table by Nicholas Clouting

Furniture maker Nick Clouting used the pewter baize we stock to line a dual-purpose dining and gaming table for one of his clients.

How is Baize Made

We're often asked about baize "how is it made?" Like other textiles it is woven, what makes it different is that it is a fabric made of wool It Starts…

Sophie Mathews Product and Furniture Design

Product and Furniture design student Sophie Mathews reached out to us for some baize for her final year project. We were glad to help her out.