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Tunnock's vintage rock n roll vest The Scottish equivalent of the classic Rolling Stones t-shirt. Featuring the Gillian Kyle Tunnock's tea cake heart motif in... Continue reading
It's nearly Mother’s Day; Marks and Spencer’s is awash with elaborate bouquets and Clinton's Cards is doing a roaring trade. As you know, I run a... Continue reading
Thank you for checking in to read my latest illustrated Scottish Story: interesting facts about puffins. I’ve always been intrigued by puffins: they are such... Continue reading
Bonnie Dundee 2018 - now we really do have something to sing about For me, Dundee will be forever associated with Oor Wullie and The Beano, but... Continue reading
Scotties or more formally Scottish Terriers are a Scottish pedigree dog breed that dates back to the 18th century and were originally bred for their... Continue reading
And also Russia, Barbados and Amalfi! What better way to celebrate the beauty of Scotland than on our National Day? Back in September the wise... Continue reading
It’s important to me that my products are available to everyone. So, at Gillian Kyle, we make sure that each of our orders are ready... Continue reading
The Bay City Rollers were a Seventies worldwide sensation and the Tartan equivalent in their day of Take That or One Direction! Who doesn’t remember the fans going crazy... Continue reading
I’m delighted to share that my range of stretched canvas prints is now available to shop online. They make a fantastic addition to any room... Continue reading
As a nation, the Scots, with our unmistakable broad accents, can be really difficult to understand. Accents, dialects and unique Scottish sayings vary quite drastically... Continue reading
Growing abundantly throughout Scotland, the beautiful but viciously sharp and prickly purple thistle has proudly carried the title of Scotland’s national emblem for hundreds of... Continue reading