These began with Westport.
 

I spent two days there simply walking and wandering the Georgian streets, ducking into shops and cafés, crossing stone bridges, and watching the town change from a rainy day under an umbrella to bright sunshine the next.
 

I loved how much life seemed to fit into one place: wool shops, bakeries, coffee shops, clothing stores, and little shops filled with things worth stopping to look at. A river runs through it all, framed by stone walls and bridges.
 

The golden yellow tweed reminded me of that brightness so warm, cheerful, and full of little flecks of color.
 

So I made these simple wrist warmers from it.

They stop just below the wrist, with a thumb hole for a little extra warmth while leaving your fingers free.
 

A small piece of Westport to carry with you.