Scottish Native Sheep Map A3 Print knitting set herbicides or pesticides are used

herbicides or pesticides are used and the land has been protected by environmental management to encourage biodiversity

This signature wool by leading Scottish knitter Di Gilpin has a characteristic firm twist which gives wonderful stitch definition

Beautiful cheviot fleece rug with a Swaledale rug yarn border

Knitted in Scotland

Scottish Native Sheep Map A3 Print knitting set herbicides or pesticides are usedBeautifully illustrated A3 print featuring a map of Scotland and the ten native sheep breeds of Scotland. Specially commissioned for the Journal of Scottish Yarns, the print features illustrations by Natty Maid. This stylised map of Scotland shows the native sheep breeds close to their origins: the Bowmont (or Scottish Merino) from the valley of the same name and the Cheviot, close to the Cheviot Hills in the Scottish Borders; the North Country