Susan Mylne

Hand-made keepsake

• We’re guessing that your sofa or favourite armchair is officially your throne.

• And you know what a good throne needs? A really, really, really good cushion.

• Like these adorable Scottish island cushions by Susan Mylne. Each one is hand-made, and embroidered with a choice of designs.

Get yourself a comfy cushion

• With this Deal, you will get a lovely, plump, embroidered Scottish island cushion sent to your door.

• Once it arrives you can throw it onto your favourite chair, sit back and sip a cuppa (or wine) and feel the Scottish pride soak into you.

• These cushions are the perfect companion for curling up with a good book or even watching Outlander right from the start again…

Choice of island design

• All cushions are 16 inches by 16 inches, and are sold with feather pillow inserts, with concealed zip. Designs are embroidered on 100% cotton fabric and backed in muted blue ‘Balmoral’ fabric.

• You can choose from the following island themes – Islay, Malts of Islay (perfect for the whisky lover in your life), Arran, Skye, Mull, the Outer Hebrides, Tiree and Lewis & Harris.

• Each cushion is made to order, so there is scope for personalisation at an additional cost following consultation with Susan.

• There will be a £4.95 postage and packaging fee, payable directly to Susan upon redemption.

Unique gift idea

• An embroidered island cushion would make a great present for anyone who loves Scotland or who just loves to get really comfy.

• Plus it would make a terrific surprise too. In fact, how about bagging the Malts of Islay design for someone?

Thrilled customers

• Susan has an excellent overall Facebook review score of 5/5. Here is one glowing report:

• ‘Susan has now done a few cushions for me…everyone I have given them to has been so pleased with them, especially the personal detail that goes into each cushion. Susan is very good at putting in just the right amount of detail to show off the gift and make it a very special for any occasion. Can’t recommend highly enough! Thank you Susan.’