6 x Windy Orkney Flag Stitch Markers
£13.00
Sold by Quiet Space Arts
Product of: Orkney Islands
Ships to: United Kingdom Only
The windy Orkney flags stitch markers in polymer clay are charming little accessories that bring a touch of Scottish heritage to your knitting or crochet projects. Handcrafted with care, these stitch markers depict the iconic Orkney flags fluttering in the wind, capturing the spirit and beauty of the Scottish islands.
Made from durable polymer clay, they are lightweight and easy to use, sliding smoothly along your needles or hooks or as a end of row marker. With their vibrant colours and detailing, these stitch/row markers not only serve a practical purpose but also add a whimsical and artistic flair to your crafting endeavours.
Whether you’re working on a cozy sweater or a delicate shawl, these Orkney flags stitch markers are sure to inspire and delight.
1 in stock
Windy Orkney flag stitch/row markers made in polymer clay.
3 x 8mm+ french hook rings for row/needle markers that goes around knitting needle, also 3 x small lobster clasp for stitch marker to mark stitch changes or row ends. (6 in total)
Arrives in padded envelope and posted with Royal Mail.
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Quiet Space Arts
I have been working in the jewellery and art scene here in Orkney for what seems long long time, how time flies when one is having so much fun creating for people who support small businesses. I have been making wire wrapped cabochons and beads for over 5 years and enjoy making them. Being disabled I work from home in my wee craft room and is crammed full of things to make.
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I take on commission jewellery work too, just contact me and I can do a private listing on here once completed the works.
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All my jewellery are handmade.
I just love making custom made jewellery and paintings, involving many forms of media from Wire Wrapping, Chainmaille, Leather Work, Polymer Clay, Resin, Water Colour to Pastels and Pencils, although Oil is not one I have mastered yet, it is on the cards.