Welcome to this month’s Made in Scotland Blog! Who could pass by the gorgeous products from this small business without being stopped in their tracks? This month we are chatting with the lovely April from the geology inspired business Agate & Ayre! April designs and creates scarves, scrunchies, bags, fabric lined books, pillows, sweatshirts, headbands […]
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Graney is a darker green reminiscent of moss with beautiful flecks of bright yellow and dark green throughout. A full character colour which leads to a traditional looking spun yarn and garments. We love the multi-coloured garments that we create for you but there’s something satisfying about a punchy burst of solid colour too. We […]
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We’re publishing our December Made in Scotland Blog early to give you time to get any holiday presents ordered in plenty of time – you’re welcome! Back in July we chatted to Jules from Rudi and Co who named Moy Mackay’s felted paintings as one of her favourite Scottish makers. We loved Moy’s colourful and […]
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We wanted to show you some of our, and your, favourite single colours that we knit with. We’re kicking off with Skerries, a pale blue linen that we use to create capes, snoods and Ettrick tops. Lucy claims that the light blue goes with nearly every outfit she wears in the autumn and winter months […]
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This month we are heading up north to meet Sarah Kay, an artist on Shetland who creates seascapes, beach scenes and aurora inspired pieces in resin, sea glass, shells and other found objects. Read on to meet Sarah and see some of her superb designs, available for you now on her website. Can you tell […]
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