Why Woolfish?

I came across the name when we (my husband Stuart and I) had divers staying with us for B&B and they mentioned the Wolf Fish which divers come to see at St Abbs. To my shame I hadn't heard of this fish, I 'googled' it and low and behold, up came St Abbs. When it came to finding a name for the yarn and textiles shop I kept coming back to the Wolf Fish, and with being synonymous with St Abbs, I just had to go with it. Hence WOOLFISH.

Woolfish opened at the end of November last year.



About me!

Just a little about Louise. I am a big fish in a little shop! I just recently (last year) got married to Stuart who is 'the kind handsome driver for Scotline Tours', they call 'The Farmer'', I used to live in Ireland for about 17 years. My daughter Trudi was born there and is now 21. O how time flies.

While in Ireland I used to teach embroidery,I also had a craft shop in Tullamore called Ballindarra Crafts. I used the shop as a base to embroider sheep pictures which were sold in many craft shops around Ireland, parts of Europe and the States.

When I moved back to Scotland, I taught Crewel Embroidery in the local Community Center.

Clubs and Groups

Woolfish Knitting Club

Every 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. 2pm-4pm, Starts 5 OCT 07

Woolfish Embroidery Club

Every 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. 2pm-4pm, Starts 12 OCT 07


Woolfish Crochet Club

Please EMAIL or CALL to register your interest.