The Journal of Scottish Yarns - Yarn Issue 9 Lalland aran creativity and domestic respectability in

creativity and domestic respectability in Edinburgh

which is dyed in the wool before being spun giving the fabric so many distinctive colour nuances

both would work great

These bags can easily accommodate a sweater or other large project and can hold a lot of yarn

The Journal of Scottish Yarns - Yarn Issue 9 Lalland aran creativity and domestic respectability inThis issue is inspired by the designer and colourist Bernat Klein with an article written by Alison Harley, Chair of the Bernat Klein Foundation. Knitting and crochet designs are inspired by Klein combining textures and colours in suprising ways. And of course lots more about Scottish sheep breeds, from the Bronze Age to the Vikings, the history of the wool industry in Scotland, from the Borders Abbeys to the British Wool Marketing Board, and