Weaving creates leftover yarn in various colors. These scarves combine cotton, wool, or alpaca yarn in a spectrum of color and weft thickness to create a scarf full of texture and tones.
Suggested use: Wear as a bright and cozy scarf (or you can even use your item as a table runner for a burst of color).
Materials: 100% cotton, slub cotton, wool, and/or baby alpaca in a rainbow of colors.
Dimensions: Vary, eg., 9″x61″ (22.8cm x 155cm), not including 4-in fringe (cotton); 8″x50″(20.32cm x 127cm), not including 1-inch fringe (wool/alpaca).
Handwoven on: Cotton on 4-Shaft Floor Loom with a 15-dent reed. Wool/alpaca woven on 12” rigid heddle loom with a 12.5-dent reed.
Special weaving technique: Cotton: Rose Path pattern, from Marguerite Porter Davidson’s A Handweaver’s Pattern Book (ninth printing, 1971). Wool/alpaca: Overshot using pick-up sticks.
Care: Cotton: Hand or machine wash cold with regular or delicate laundry soap ~ air or machine dry on low. (Machine wash in a mesh bag to help prevent tangled fringe.) Press if desired. Wool/alpaca: Hand wash cold ~ lay flat to dry. Press if desired.
Finishing touches: Fringe and metal ‘handmade’ charm or wooden ‘handmade with love’ button.
Each item is individually woven and one-of-a kind. Each item’s personality will naturally change over time through loving use and laundering.
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Interlace is a small, woman-owned weaving company, based in Fairbanks, Alaska. All items are individually woven and one-of-a kind, designed to be used and their beauty enjoyed.
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