Walking the path of North Uist ancestors heading for the prehistoric standing stone circle known as Poball Fhinn {Finn's People}.
Following in their footsteps. Wearing Ancestor's Apron in roots cable stitch.
Gazing at standing stones.
What happens when Inner Wild meets Faerie Magazine?
You can find out by reading the full interview now online at Faerie Magazine, {now Enchanted Living Magazine}.
We talk about Outlander knits, the Outer Hebrides and being Hebridean in the Faerie Magazine Scotland / Outlander issue.
Today the sky through the window was so beautiful at sunset it demanded a photo be taken albeit through glass. So here, an appreciation of our piece of Hebridean sky: a free, ephemeral artwork that in every glance and even as you stare and stare without thought is new, forever abstract and always the space that gives a place for the eye to rest and ourselves to breathe.
Dusky pink and warm taupe yarns of Rowan bamboo tape, Shetland wool and a divine feathery wispy faux fur yarn, this Inner Wild Blush Wrap was described as an "excellent confection" in the sweet review left by the dearheart who bought it. Love!
Thank you so much to all the wonderful dearhearts who take the time to write beautiful reviews on Etsy.
Re-reading The Lord of the Rings. Deep inside The Return of the King.
Remember the glorious scenes with the Lord Faramir of Gondor and the Lady Éowyn of Rohan in the garden of the Houses of Healing?"
Wondering, would Éowyn of the horse people appreciate a pair of Inner Wild Celtic Mitts in pure wool so as to grip horse reins tight against the skin of her fingers while keeping her hands warm against the cruel wind from the north as she rode?