- At Craft Fairs See the craft fairs page for details of forthcoming events.
- Through shops and galleries which stock my work See the relevant page on this website. The Loch an Eilein Gallery on the Rothiemurchus Estate near Aviemore will also take orders for items if you live in that area or even if you are just visiting (they will post orders for an additional charge). Out of season, when the gallery is closed, the estate shop handles enquiries on behalf of the gallery. In Glasgow, the Magpie's Eye Gallery in Govan also handles orders but only for personal collection from the shop.
- Online Although I don't currently have a web shop, I am happy to take orders via email. See the "Contact Me" page. I would ask you to pay via Paypal immediately prior to dispatch, having previously agreed the price (including P&P) beforehand. I have many items in stock for immediate dispatch but I can also knit items that are currently out of stock within a day or two, subject to yarn availability.
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
How Can I Buy Baljaffray Hanknits Items?
If you browse through my website and see something you might like to buy, you might be interested to know that you can do so in 3 different ways:
Spring Design Update
I've been busy designing new items since Christmas and I thought I best update my blog with a few photos.
This simple striped ribbed unisex beanie shows the beautiful colours of DK New Lanark wool off to their best. As it's knitted with DK wool, it's a lighter weight of hat than my Aran beanie and will be good to wear on those slightly warmer Spring days we're all looking forward to. It's available in different colourways.
In the run-up to Christmas I was asked if I did headbands by several ladies. I had a couple of plain ones but I decided to design this new flower one. The one in the picture is knitted in a wool/alpaca mix yarn and features a vintage button in the centre of the flower. I have knitted a few more in different yarns and colours.
This new purse design was knitted in a luxury brand of French acrylic and features a metal button with a flower design. Last year's New Lanark wool polka dot design purse has been very popular, so I'll continue to knit that one as well.
Finally for now, I have been knitting some traditional cotton face cloths in various patterns: butterflies, tulips and this checker board design. The white cotton yarn shown washes at 60 deg C, which is really good for keeping it gleaming white. I also have some dark pink ones where the yarn is more delicate and washes at 40 deg C.
More designs in a week or two .......
This simple striped ribbed unisex beanie shows the beautiful colours of DK New Lanark wool off to their best. As it's knitted with DK wool, it's a lighter weight of hat than my Aran beanie and will be good to wear on those slightly warmer Spring days we're all looking forward to. It's available in different colourways.
In the run-up to Christmas I was asked if I did headbands by several ladies. I had a couple of plain ones but I decided to design this new flower one. The one in the picture is knitted in a wool/alpaca mix yarn and features a vintage button in the centre of the flower. I have knitted a few more in different yarns and colours.
This new purse design was knitted in a luxury brand of French acrylic and features a metal button with a flower design. Last year's New Lanark wool polka dot design purse has been very popular, so I'll continue to knit that one as well.
Finally for now, I have been knitting some traditional cotton face cloths in various patterns: butterflies, tulips and this checker board design. The white cotton yarn shown washes at 60 deg C, which is really good for keeping it gleaming white. I also have some dark pink ones where the yarn is more delicate and washes at 40 deg C.
More designs in a week or two .......
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