Our Linen Blog

Explore the history of linen fabric, from ancient flax fibres and early garments to its continuing use in clothing, bedding and home textiles.

Turn linen offcuts into useful craft projects with guidance on fabric choice, preparation, simple sewing and responsible use of small remnants.

Follow linen from the blue flax flower through retting, scutching, hackling, spinning and weaving to finished fabric for clothing, bedding and home textiles.

We at LinenMe have a bit of thing about linen napkins. Not only do they make a table look elegant and pulled together, they also symbolise a slower way of.

Compare plain-weave, damask, open-weave, towelling, sheeting and upholstery linen, with guidance on weights, finishes and suitable projects.

We love linen bed linen for its comfort, temperature=regulating properties and the natural, welcoming feel it brings to a bedroom. In a hard-wearing space.