Handwoven scarf using DMC Natura Linen yarn

I have recently returned from a holiday in France and Spain.  In France I visited Montignac, the town close to the Grotte de Lascaux where the oldest rock paintings are found.  Whilst there I purchased 200g of DMC Natura Linen, colour 08, which is composed of 58% linen,26% viscose and 16% cotton, from which I have hand-woven it into a patterned scarf.
The varying thickness yarn adds an interesting feature in this lovely pastel green coloured scarf.  For those allergic to wool, this 1800mm x 205mm scarf weighing 176g will enhance your outfit whilst keeping you warm.
See it soon at Aspects of Kings Park or The Artisan Store Fremantle depending upon stock movements.

Hand-woven scarf from Sirdar Firefly #884 yarn

In response to a request from a friend I have hand-woven a scarf using Sirdar Firefly #884 yarn.  This is a 100% nylon yarn comprising two black threads with small coloured squares joining the two threads at regular intervals.  I have used this yarn as the warp and used a similar thickness black wool yarn as the weft.
The  result is an interesting open-weave, lightweight, black scarf with many colourful small squares.  The colours in yarn #884 are reds, pinks, orange and light brown.  The 1810mm x 230mm scarf only weighs 58g.  It wont keep you warm but will certainly add colour to your outfit.