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AdvertisementMany artisans make similar style mittensWant to buy Bernie Sanders' mittens? Here are some similar Made in Vermont stylesMany artisans make similar style mittensHide TranscriptShow TranscriptIF YOU'RE HOPING TO GET YOUR HANDS ON A PAIR OF BERNIE SANDERS' NOW- FAMOUS MITTENS... SOME GOOD NEWS. AND SOME BAD NEWS. VERMONT'S JUNIOR SENATOR IS MAKING HEADLINES. AFTER WEARING THESE VERMONT-MADE MITTENS, WHICH WERE MADE OUT OF AN OLD SWEATER. TO PRESIDENT BIDEN'S INAUGURATION... THE WOMAN WHO MADE THE ORIGINAL PAIR ááISN'T SELLING THEM RIGHT NOW... BUT áPLENTY OF OTHER PEOPLE ARE. INCLUDING RACHAEL (RACHEL) SHAW, WHO OWNS MY MITTENS OF VERMONT. SHE SAYS: EVER SINCE THE INAUGURATION, SALES OF HER SIMILAR-STYLE WOOL MITTENS MADE FROM RECYCLED SWEATERS, HAVE SKY- ROCKETED!  IF YOU WERE HOPING TO GET YOUR HANDS ON THE BURTON COAT BERNIE WAS WEARINAdvertisementWant to buy Bernie Sanders' mittens? Here are some similar Made in Vermont stylesMany artisans make similar style mittensIf you're hoping to get your hands on a pair of Bernie Sanders' now-famous mittens, there's some good news and bad news.Sen. Sanders made international headlines after wearing a pair of Vermont-made mittens at President Joe Biden's inauguration. They were made out of an old sweater. The Burton jacket Sanders was wearing is sold out.The woman who made the original pair, teacher Jen Ellis from Essex Junction, isn't selling them right now. But plenty of other people are! Rachael Shaw, who owns My Mittens of Vermont, is one of the people still selling them. She said sales of her similar-style wool mittens made from recycled sweaters have skyrocketed."I've gotten some interest on my website. I'm shipping out seven pairs today. I don't have a ton in stock right now because it's after the holidays, but I'm always working on them," she told NBC5 News on Thursday.Tamara White, who owns Wing and a Prayer Farm in Shaftsbury, Vermont is selling a Bernie's Mittens Kit on Etsy. White runs the female-owned farm with her daughter and has 75 fiber animals that she's been making yarns from since 2001.White says she's excited about all the publicity Vermont's small farms are getting thanks to Sanders' mittens.Maybelle Farm in Wardsboro, Vermont is selling a twice-baked mitten made from felted recycled sweaters, with its sheeps' wool on the cuff. Two Sisters Mill &amp; Mercantile in Jeffersonville carries upcycled wool mittens, made by Beth Loiselle of St. Albans. The store said it has a variety of sizes and styles in stock.Paradise Bay Farm in South Hero, Vermont sells wool mittens, pictured below.Vermont-made wool mittens are available to purchase at ART, etc. in Northfield. Hand-dyed and spun wool skeins are also available for people to knit their own.For knitted mittens as pictured below, email antje@sover.net for pricing.Sue Johnson, of Hinesburg, Vermont also makes double knit mittens made from handspun wool from her flock of sheep, or from her wool commercially spun into yarn. Email suejohnson@gmavt.net for pricing. Her mittens are pictured below.Contact the Vermont Sheep and Goat Association for more information on the state's fiber industry.If you're hoping to get your hands on a pair of Bernie Sanders' now-famous mittens, there's some good news and bad news.Sen. Sanders made international headlines after wearing a pair of Vermont-made mittens at President Joe Biden's inauguration. They were made out of an old sweater. The Sanders was wearing is sold out.AdvertisementThe woman who made the original pair, teacher Jen Ellis from Essex Junction, isn't selling them right now. But plenty of other people are! Rachael Shaw, who owns , is one of the people still selling them.She said sales of her similar-style wool mittens made from recycled sweaters have skyrocketed."I've gotten some interest on my website. I'm shipping out seven pairs today. I don't have a ton in stock right now because it's after the holidays, but I'm always working on them," she told NBC5 News on Thursday.Tamara White, who owns Wing and a Prayer Farm in Shaftsbury, Vermont is selling a .White runs the female-owned farm with her daughter and has 75 fiber animals that she's been making yarns from since 2001.White says she's excited about all the publicity Vermont's small farms are getting thanks to Sanders' mittens.Maybelle Farm in Wardsboro, Vermont is selling a made from felted recycled sweaters, with its sheeps' wool on the cuff.in Jeffersonville carries upcycled wool mittens, made by Beth Loiselle of St. Albans. The store said it has a variety of sizes and styles in stock.in South Hero, Vermont sells wool mittens, pictured below.Vermont-made wool mittens are available to purchase at in Northfield. Hand-dyed and spun wool skeins are also available for people to knit their own.For knitted mittens as pictured below, email antje@sover.net for pricing.Sue Johnson, of Hinesburg, Vermont also makes double knit mittens made from handspun wool from her flock of sheep, or from her wool commercially spun into yarn. Email suejohnson@gmavt.net for pricing. Her mittens are pictured below.Contact the for more information on the state's fiber industry.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementMany artisans make similar style mittensWant to buy Bernie Sanders' mittens? Here are some similar Made in Vermont stylesMany artisans make similar style mittensHide TranscriptShow TranscriptIF YOU'RE HOPING TO GET YOUR HANDS ON A PAIR OF BERNIE SANDERS' NOW- FAMOUS MITTENS... SOME GOOD NEWS. AND SOME BAD NEWS. VERMONT'S JUNIOR SENATOR IS MAKING HEADLINES. AFTER WEARING THESE VERMONT-MADE MITTENS, WHICH WERE MADE OUT OF AN OLD SWEATER. TO PRESIDENT BIDEN'S INAUGURATION... THE WOMAN WHO MADE THE ORIGINAL PAIR ááISN'T SELLING THEM RIGHT NOW... BUT áPLENTY OF OTHER PEOPLE ARE....

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