Shet Hole - The Holy Shet Fade April The origins of Tartan: commemorating

The origins of Tartan: commemorating the 200th anniversary of Gorge IV visit to Edinburgh in 1822

creativity and domestic respectability in Edinburgh

Black Isle Yarns: story of a small yarn producer who gathers fleece from smallholdings on the Black Isle and hand dyes the spun yarn using natural plant dyes

Umbrella & Rainboots

Fabulous stitch markers with cool graphic designs made by the wonderful Twin Mountain Handcrafts in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia

Shet Hole - The Holy Shet Fade April The origins of Tartan: commemoratingA five skein fade set. Each skein is 100g: 366m and is 100% Shetland Wool. These are dyed on Jamieson & Smith 2ply Jumper Weight. This amazing yarn is a beautiful rustic delight to dye & work with! Jamieson & Smith purchase over 80% of the annual clip of wool in Shetland and helps to sustain the amazing crofting industry there as well as continue the legacy, history, and culture surrounding yarn & textiles deeply imbedded in Shetland.