Jute Twine Spool
Nutscene
£4.00
Nutscene are located in the rural Scottish county of Angus, where they produce all of their twine using their original machinery, first used in 1922. This iconic, colourful Jute Twine Spool is composed using the same sustainably sourced, biodegradable materials that Nutscene have used for over a century, and is presented in a beautiful, classic label reproduced from the Nutscene archives. Whether you use it in the garden, in the kitchen, classroom or craft room, Nutscene remains the original and best producer of quality colourful jute twines.
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Delivery for Mainland UK: £8.50
Delivery for Wallpaper & Fabric Rolls: £18.00
Delivery for Custom Lampshades: £20.00
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We aim to process orders on the same day. Once processed, please allow 2-4 working days for delivery.
About Nutscene
Based in the rural county of Angus, Scotland, Nutscene have produced a range of high quality twines since 1922, when they were originally based in Dundee. Still using their original machinery and employing local people, they produce their luxury spools with only ethically sourced materials from sustainable crops. Jute in particular is an environmentally beneficial crop, Rain fed, fast growing , will grow on wastelands and improves the soil for future crops, it also reduces CO2.
The offering of products has grown significantly since that first launch, and its popularity increases-across the globe. Nutscene’s eclectic range of practical gifts utilises natural materials where possible, incorporating FSC wood, Biodegradable jute and recycled cotton twines.
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