The Journal Of Scottish Yarns Issue 5 rosie sugden The cushioned sole makes these

The cushioned sole makes these socks extra cosy and comfortable for wearing with your walking boots or lounging around the house - whichever you prefer

The change in management has notably improved the curlew numbers whose long and heartwarming call can be heard from anywhere on the farm

The bags are a great size for carrying everything you need for a weekend away

Moorit is Shetland dialect for the colour of the brown yarn which is the natural

The Journal Of Scottish Yarns Issue 5 rosie sugden The cushioned sole makes theseThe Journal of Scottish Yarns is a bi annual journal focussing on community, history, culture and creativity of textiles in Scotland. The journal offers a colourful and insightful view of all things yarn related, making connections, and joining threads. Issue 5 features articles on the weaving of the Edinburgh Seven tapestry, Uist Wool, and the endangered craft status of Shetland lace knitting as well as a collection of specially commissioned knitting