Wild Licorice Batting I Loch Lomond We Are Knitters DESTINATION DOODLES enable you to

DESTINATION DOODLES enable you to design & knit your favorite location

5mm circular needles (40cm and 80cm or 100cm lengths)

Knitting for Olive produces all their yarns ethically with a focus on an eco-conscious and cruelty-free approach

Mix and match the cards to make endless pattern combinations to use in all your stranded colorwork knitting projects

In her debut book

Wild Licorice Batting I Loch Lomond We Are Knitters DESTINATION DOODLES enable you toBreed: Mixed Flock Breed Natural Colour Batting About Loch Lomond Livestock Beneath the Missouri Coteau just south of the town of Eyebrow, Saskatchewan, the Aitken Family Farm is nestled gently amidst the prairie. The land was purchased by Bruce and Lorna Aitken in 1942, who farmed until 1969, raising 8 children on the farm. In 1969, after a short time away pursuing university and working, John returned to the farm. John and his wife Sandra raised