Two-tone blue hand-woven cashmere scarf

Ladies, this is what you can buy for that special man in your life:  A two-tone blue hand-woven cashmere scarf. In fact the two colours are sun orchid and mountain blue in the Landscapes range of dyes.  A smart business looking scarf with a luxurious feel that he will be proud to wear.  The chevron pattern will add to that business edge.  The scarf only weighs 79g and is 1800mm x 195mm.

And why not treat yourself to a matching coloured scarf in a diamond pattern?  After all, diamonds are a girls best friend!  This second scarf is slightly longer at 1830mm but is still 195mm wide and weighs 79g.

Stall at Perth Upmarket June 2015

On Sunday 21 June I had a stall at the Perth Upmarket held at UWA.  It was a cold, windy and wet day but luckily I was inside in Winthrop Hall.  Crowds were lower than usual due to the inclement weather but at least we more than covered our expenses.
The stall was stocked with hand-woven scarves, hand-bags made from our hand-woven fabrics and cross stitching embroidery, beanies made from hand-woven fabrics and needle felted animals.   Interestingly handbags were popular this time with little interest in the usual top-selling needle felted animals.

The next Perth Upmarket is scheduled for Sunday 13 September.  Unfortunately I will not be able to attend since I will be in the UK joining four other school class-mates travelling down the Avon canal.

Scarf in handwoven Millane MG yarn

Do you want that something special to set off your wardrobe?  With this in mind I have hand-woven two scarves from Millane MG yarn, colour #718.  This is a 60% rayon, 40% polyester yarn with a gold glitter metallic look.  Both scarves are short and narrow so that they accentuate your neckline without being bulky.  One is 1250mm x 145mm and weighs 43g whilst the other is 940mm x 145mm and weighs only 37g.

Both will be available on my stall at Perth Upmarket this coming Sunday, 21 June at UWA.

Wild raspberry handwoven cashmere scarf

If you want a deep rich coloured luxurious scarf then look no further.  This hand-dyed wild raspberry coloured hand-woven cashmere scarf is a lovely soft and patterned item that will be a pleasure to  wear.  Being 1800mm x 200mm and weighing 85g it is bound to keep you warm on these cold days and be the envy of your friends.  The colour in the close-up is too light but it does show the pattern.

It will be on sale on my stall at Perth Upmarket this coming Sunday, 21 June, at UWA and then, if not sold, at either Aspects of Kings Park or The Artisan Store Fremantle.

Sandstone coloured handwoven cashmere scarf

The third in my current series of hand-woven cashmere scarves is coloured sandstone, a dye in the Landscapes range of dyes. Woven in a simple eight-shaft pattern this is a smart looking, luxurious feeling, scarf that will be a pleasure to wear.  Will it suit your wardrobe at 1690mm x 210mm and weighing 81g?

It will be on sale on my stall at Perth Upmarket on Sunday 21 June at UWA, or Aspects of Kings Park or The Artisan Store Fremantle depending upon stock movements.

Cyclamin handwoven cashmere scarf

Do you like wearing blue?  How about treating yourself to a lovely luxurious cashmere scarf hand-woven from a hand-dyed cyclamen coloured yarn.  The final colour has a bit more mauve in it than depicted in the photographs. The scarf has an interesting eight-shaft pattern and is 1650mm x 205mm and weighs 81g.

It will be on sale on my stall at Perth Upmarket on Sunday 21 June at UWA or Aspects of Kings Park or  The Artisan Store Fremantle depending upon stock movement.

Orchid coloured handwoven cashmere scarf

After a cruise from Fremantle to Singapore visiting Bali, Brunei, Kota Kinabalu and Vietnam I am now home and commenced weaving again.
The first scarf I have hand-woven is in a cashmere yarn which has been hand-dyed coloured orchid in the Gaywool range of dyes.  A beautiful colourful patterned scarf with the luxurious touch of cashmere results.  A real eye-catching accessory 1800mm x 210mm and weighing 89g.

Hopefully it will be on my stall at Perth Upmarket at UWA on Sunday 21 June unless taken earlier to Aspects of Kings Park or The Artisan Store Fremantle.