Layered Wooden Sheep Stitch Markers, Set of 6 for Knitting and Crochet

Layered Wooden Sheep Stitch Markers, Set of 6 for Knitting and Crochet

Brand: Tomdyson.com
20.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Bring a little flock to your project bag with these layered wooden sheep stitch markers, designed and made by me in my New Forest workshop. Each set contains six lightweight wooden markers on opening bulb pins, suitable for both knitting and crochet. These are constructed from two separate layers of plywood. The contrasting raised face gives each sheep more depth, detail and character, while keeping the marker lightweight and practical to use. Choose from: • White Flock: Six white sheep • Black Flock: Six black sheep • Mixed Flock: Three white sheep and three black sheep The bulb pins open, allowing the markers to be slipped onto a knitting needle or clipped directly into a crochet stitch. They can also be removed from your work without having to slide them to the end of the needle. The Bulb pins can also fully rotate through the hole in the sheep. Details • Set of six sheep stitch markers • Approximately 18mm across • Two-layer plywood construction • Antique brass-coloured bulb pins • Lightweight and carefully finished • Supplied on a wooden display card • Designed, cut and assembled in the New Forest • Made in the UK Each set is made and assembled in my workshop. Small variations in the colour and grain of the wood are natural and help make every flock slightly different. These markers make a practical addition to your own project bag or a thoughtful gift for a knitter, crocheter, yarn enthusiast or sheep lover. Contains small parts and is not intended as a toy.

Specifications
Flock Colour
White Flock of 6, Black Flock of 6, Mixed Flock of 6, 5 white, 1 black
Variants (4)
  • White Flock of 6 — 20.00 USD — In stock
  • Black Flock of 6 — 20.00 USD — In stock
  • Mixed Flock of 6 — 20.00 USD — In stock
  • 5 white, 1 black — 20.00 USD — In stock

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