Kidsilk Haze woven neck scarf
£15.00
Free UK delivery. Dispatched within 3 days.
By Katie Zienko
£15.00
Free UK delivery. Dispatched within 3 days.
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About this item
A gossamer handwoven soft and warm scarf for spring and autumn wear. It is just under 36 inches long, measured without the ca 3 inch fringes. Width is 9 inches. It would coordinate with a range of muted or more saturated hues. Rowan's Kidsilk Haze yarn is fine and resilient. Best handwashed with care and laid out flat on a towel to dry.
About this item
A gossamer handwoven soft and warm scarf for spring and autumn wear. It is just under 36 inches long, measured without the ca 3 inch fringes. Width is 9 inches. It would coordinate with a range of muted or more saturated hues. Rowan's Kidsilk Haze yarn is fine and resilient. Best handwashed with care and laid out flat on a towel to dry.
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Kidsilk Haze yarn is such a special product even just to touch. Rather than knitting it I thought I would try weaving to bring out its quality and space dyed effects. It was set up on a small rigid heddle loom and being a more open weave did not start sticking.