Sing Me a Song of a Lass that is gone Progress and Stitch Markers. Inspired by the "Boat Skye Song". The song is a Jacobite lament describing how Bonnie Prince Charlie, disguised as an Irish woman, was rowed over the Minch to the island of Skye to hide from the British soldiers after the disastrous failed battle at Culloden in 1746.
These stitch markers are great for a knitter or crocheter. Include in a swap package, teacher gift, or as a little pick me up for the knitter in your life.
Choose either:
* A Bagpipe Progress Marker/Keeper/Zipper Pull or
* A Scotland Progress Marker/Keeper/Zipper Pull or
* A Set of 12 Stitch Markers that include a Scotland beginning of the round (BOR) marker or
* Go with the Bagpipe Progress Marker and 12 Stitch Markers (Including a Scotland BOR marker).
Set of 12 stitch markers; Gun Metal Rings carry beads of leather brown, marbled black and white, marbled gold, pale blue, maroon and navy.
Fit Needle sizes: Large 5-8 US (3.75-5mm)
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Material: Metal alloy rings, metal alloy charms, metal alloy charms, glass beads.
These stitch markers were lovingly created in our home studio in New Hampshire. Lightweight Smooth and totally snag free stitch markers that will keep your knitting flying along. They glide smoothly when knitting. Handmade by a knitter for a knitter. These are the perfect markers for those who like pretty stitch markers but not a lot of dangle or additional weight on their needles.
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