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October Storm Cap - Janine Bajus

Name: October Storm Cap - Janine Bajus
Brand: Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

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Northern New Mexico in October, green and gold glow in the slanted light of autumn while lavender-tinted grey-blue clouds loom in the background. Although this cap has lots of colours - 14! -only two are used in each row, and the classic Norwegian star motif is easy enough for beginners. Colours used are: 140 Rye , 147 Moss , 175 Twilight , 180 Mist , 231 Bracken , 234 Pine , 289 Gold , 423 Burnt Ochre , 620 Lilac , 640 Stonehenge , 726 Prussian Blue , 727 Admiral Navy , 763 Pacific , 791 Pistachio Want something simpler? This cap would also look good knit in two colours - one ball of each col

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Registered at Companies House as JAMIESON'S SPINNING (SHETLAND) LIMITED, number SC083607. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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October Storm Cap - Janine Bajus

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