The Journal of Scottish Yarns - Issue 6 - Autumn / Winter 2024 [print & digital] Collab pre-order A gorgeous chestnut brown base

A gorgeous chestnut brown base speckled with deep red

This amazing yarn is a beautiful rustic delight to dye & work with

A view of New Zealand from emigrating Scots via the Diaspora Tapestry

deep aubergine semi-solid

When I visited the Ardalanish Mill on the Isle of Mull I was so inspired by their work

The Journal of Scottish Yarns - Issue 6 - Autumn / Winter 2024 [print & digital] Collab pre-order A gorgeous chestnut brown baseWelcome to Issue 6 of The Journal of Scottish Yarns. In this issue we look at the question: Why is Scotland famous for cashmere? And more! Contents: CARDINALS, CASHMERE & CAMELS The rarity of cashmere makes it so special and more besides. CAPRICIOUS CASHMERE The Scottish Cashmere Producers Association was decades ahead of its time. SECURING CHAINS OF INNOVATION AND TRADITION: Established in the 18th century, Johnstons of Elgin survived when so many