The book includes twelve patterns created for the great Scottish outdoors … and the indoors, too. These accessories will keep out the cold while walking the hills, or warm you by the fire after a long day’s hiking. As well as Kate’s patterns, the book includes five delicious highland recipes, together with essays, interviews and a walk up Buachaille Etive Mor (the iconic munro, which gave its name to Kate’s yarn).
Images displayed are from the Ravelry website and copyright belongs to Kate Davies
View patterns on Ravelry here.
The book includes twelve patterns created for the great Scottish outdoors … and the indoors, too. These accessories will keep out the cold while walking the hills, or warm you by the fire after a long day’s hiking. As well as Kate’s patterns, the book includes five delicious highland recipes, together with essays, interviews and a walk up Buachaille Etive Mor (the iconic munro, which gave its name to Kate’s yarn).
Images displayed are from the Ravelry website and copyright belongs to Kate Davies
View patterns on Ravelry here.
The benefits of Wool
100% sustainable & renewable
Breathable & hypoallergenic
Natural & easy to work with
Biodegradable & without microplastics
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