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Little Fir - Tina Vejlø Andersen - Kastaniestrik

Name: Little Fir - Tina Vejlø Andersen - Kastaniestrik
Brand: Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

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These little fir trees are knitted in two lovely green colours. They are perfect as decorations on the Christmas table. The tree is knitted on double pointed needles; the branches are made separately and knitted on the tree along the way. Size: The Little Firs are 8 cm high and diameter at the base is 6 cm. Weight of one tree is approximately 5 gram. Yarn: Spindrift Shades: Light green: 25g shade 259 Leprechaun 25g shade 812 Prairie Alt. Dark green: 25g shade 249 Fern 25g shade 147 Moss Alt. Dusty green : 25g shade 336 Conifer 25g shade 144 Turf Alt. White, snow covered trees: 50g Shade 304 Wh

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as JAMIESON'S SPINNING (SHETLAND) LIMITED, number SC083607. Checked 2026-08-29.
Means the business is a British legal entity, not a British-sounding name owned elsewhere. It says nothing about where anything is made.
UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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Little Fir - Tina Vejlø Andersen - Kastaniestrik

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