Handwoven Scarf Shawl Mulberry Silk & Tencel Hand Dyed

Handwoven Scarf Shawl Mulberry Silk & Tencel Hand DyedHandwoven Scarf. This scarf drapes beautifully. I started creating this piece by hand dyeing Mulberry Silk yarn. This has then been used as the warp (see last image of the warp being put onto my loom). For the weft I chose a simple white Tencel yarn, finer than the warp to accent the colours and add lightness and cooling properties to the scarf. I have woven multiple scarves from the same silk warp, using a variety of weft yarn and different drafts

The Texel sheep is originally from the Netherlands

The projects are imaginative as well as beautiful and they use a wide range of different types of yarns

allowing you to create bold embroidery designs with ease

The funky fabric strands extend all around

Suitable fabrics - Lightweight wovens such as linen

liberated quilts and fabric collage

but it is beautiful

is to knit yourself – or your family – a warm and beautiful sweater

A practical guide to 'doodling' with knitted colorwork designs

This technique allows you to create striking geometric patterns that can be used on everything from homewares such as blankets and pillow covers through to accessories

Our patterns are now printed within Europe

as well as an easy-to-follow colour chart indicating the threading sequence and order of work