Semi Precious Stone stitchmarkers made by Wendy Koolhof for Salamanca Wool Shop. Two stitchmarkers to each set. Use these original stitchmarkers when required with your knitting or crotcheting.
Stitch markers are essential tools to crocheters and knitters alike. They can be used to mark a certain number of stitches, the beginning of a round, where to make a particular stitch, and more. Patterns often call for stitch markers with the abbreviations "pm" (place marker) and "sm" (slip marker)
Select from stitchmarkers made using the following stones. the number indicates how many pairs we have. If one stone is listed then both stitchmarkers are the same stone. If two stones are listed then one stitchmarker is one stone and the other stitchmarker is the other stone. Pictures are representative. If you require pictures contact us and we will send pictures of what is in stock to you.
Haematite (2)
Turquoise (2)
Adventurine and Turquoise (1)
Black Onyx (2)
Tasmanian Stitchtite Serpentine (1)
Sodalite (1)
Orange calcite and moonstone (1)
lapis lazuli and sodalite (1)
TIger Eye and amazonite (1)
Carnelian and agate (1)
Agate and Moonstone (1)
Rose Rhodonite (1)
Rhodonite (1)
Black Onyx and Jade (1)
Lapus Lazuli and agate (1)
Moonstone (1)
Semi Precious Stone stitchmarkers made by Wendy Koolhof for Salamanca Wool Shop. Two stitchmarkers to each set. Use these original stitchmarkers when required with your knitting or crotcheting.
Stitch markers are essential tools to crocheters and knitters alike. They can be used to mark a certain number of stitches, the beginning of a round, where to make a particular stitch, and more. Patterns often call for stitch markers with the abbreviations "pm" (place marker) and "sm" (slip marker)
Select from stitchmarkers made using the following stones. the number indicates how many pairs we have. If one stone is listed then both stitchmarkers are the same stone. If two stones are listed then one stitchmarker is one stone and the other stitchmarker is the other stone. Pictures are representative. If you require pictures contact us and we will send pictures of what is in stock to you.
Haematite (2)
Turquoise (2)
Adventurine and Turquoise (1)
Black Onyx (2)
Tasmanian Stitchtite Serpentine (1)
Sodalite (1)
Orange calcite and moonstone (1)
lapis lazuli and sodalite (1)
TIger Eye and amazonite (1)
Carnelian and agate (1)
Agate and Moonstone (1)
Rose Rhodonite (1)
Rhodonite (1)
Black Onyx and Jade (1)
Lapus Lazuli and agate (1)
Moonstone (1)
The benefits of Wool
Australian climate - perfect for wool
The vast, open pastures of Australia offer ample grazing areas, promoting healthy, well-nourished sheep that produce high-quality wool.
Tasmania's cooler climate provide ideal conditions for producing exceptionally fine wool, making it a renowned region for premium wool production in Australia.