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Papil Mitts - Donna Smith Designs

Name: Papil Mitts - Donna Smith Designs
Brand: Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

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These mitts were inspired by a tin containing caramel wafers that was given to me by two Dutch friends during Shetland Wool Week 2016. We met up during a workshop I was teaching at a venue in Papil, Burra Isle and they were also staying in a cottage nearby. Using Shetland knitting techniques together with the pattern and colours inspired by the tin from the Netherlands this design celebrates the links we have with knitters all over the world and the amazing community of craftspeople we belong to. As someone once said to me we are all joined together with yarn and thread. The mitts are knitted

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Registered at Companies House as JAMIESON'S SPINNING (SHETLAND) LIMITED, number SC083607. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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Papil Mitts - Donna Smith Designs

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