Knitted in a bespoke Shetland-Romney lambswool yarn sourced locally from Fernhill farm in Somerset. Super multifunctional - perfect for chilly Autumn/Winter walks or in the office/studio/workshop to keep your hands warm whilst you work.
Description
These woollen fingerless mittens use an English rib stitch which is soft on the inside while being textured and hard wearing on the outside. The simple design has an opening for the thumb, ideal for people that work with their hands but need to keep warm.
Dimensions
One size – 19cm long, 17cm circumference
Materials and Care
Single source, Mendip Shetland-Romney Lambswool
Dyed by hand using natural dyes from plants; Weld, Coreopsis, Indigo, Hawthorne and Madder
Grey - Natural undyed wool
Features
Made by Ria Burns
Ria knits these on vintage hand powered knitting machines in her Bristol studio.
Available in undyed grey natural wool and a range of natural dye colours.
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