12/01/2026
T Talk, Yarn
12/01/2026 
| T Talk, Yarn
The young creative chose Tollegno 1900's iconic yarn, Harmony, for her final project in Textile Science. Her collection, which focuses on interior design accessories, features a collection of Harmony yarns.

A passion for weaving that developed during her university studies, but began as a child, when, with the help of her mother, she sewed and made her own clothes. This passion, along with others, continues to be explored by Jemima Godfrey today. “In addition to making clothes, I also learned to knit, which I continue to do in my spare time,” explains the recent graduate with honors from the University of Huddersfield with a degree in Textile Sciences. Tollegno 1900 also played a role in her final project, supplying her with its iconic Harmony yarn.

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