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How to Determine Your Hat Size
Ensure you choose the perfect size when buying one of our hats or caps by following the instructions below. Option 1 - Measure Step 1: You can use a soft tape measure to determine the length....
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Facts About the Spinning Wheel...
A spinning wheel is a machine used to turn fiber into yarn. The yarn is then woven as cloth on a loom or it can be used to knit or crochet. We've compiled a list of facts about the spinning wheel....
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Herringbone Lambswool Scarves in Production
Here's a sneak peek of our new Ultra Marine Herringbone scarves in production. We have been busy working with a new designer to create this new contemporary range! 1. Winding Yarn cones are prepa...
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Salvage Hunters - A Visit to the Woolmill
The new series of Salvage Hunters is currently airing on Quest on Wednesday evenings at 9pm - the series follows Drew Pritchard "in search of weird and wonderful objects". Yesterdays episode (6th...
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Salvage Hunters - Tomorrow at 9pm!
The new series of Salvage Hunters is currently airing on Quest on Wednesday evenings at 9pm. Tomorrows (6th June) episode features a visit to the Woolmill! The show follows Drew and his team trave...
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Show your Dad you care on June 18th with a luxurious Father's Day present from Knockando Woolmill! From tartan notebooks to supersoft Geelong scarves...
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We are currently weaving tweed fabric for an Aberdeenshire Estate which is well known for its first class driven game shooting and the beautiful setting of its mansion house and gardens. Generally...
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We are currently producing cloth for Pluscarden Abbey. "Situated six miles south-west of Elgin in Moray, the monastery enjoys the peace and stillness of a secluded glen, but is easily reached by r...
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We are happy to announce Knockando Woolmill is now a business member of the North East 250 - you can see our website listing here! Visitors and locals who visit the Woolmill along the route can lea...
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Winding warp threads onto the beam in the 1970s. If you would like to learn more about the 'beaming' process, watch our YouTube video below...
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