Media Summary: We've been travelling back in time for our latest range of scarves, inspired by a Neolithic stone from Orkney - the Brodgar Stone. Naturally coloured shades of wool with a plant-dyed Madder red as a contrast. Roger is warping a roll of Red Hyla Throws. We're getting a bit water-obsessed here. Perhaps it's the lockdown effect. Whatever,
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We've been travelling back in time for our latest range of scarves, inspired by a Neolithic stone from Orkney - the Brodgar Stone. Naturally coloured shades of wool with a plant-dyed Madder red as a contrast. Roger is warping a roll of Red Hyla Throws. We're getting a bit water-obsessed here. Perhaps it's the lockdown effect. Whatever, June and July is the time for sheep shearing on This is one of the last steps in setting up the loom with a new warp. After all warp threads are threaded up through small eyelets, ... Turning our Ebb Tide pattern into a throw was a major technical challenge for our pedal powered loom. Find out about our ...
Who says babies can't enjoy bright colours? We loved We are getting all our products finished by Schofield Dyers and Finishers in Galashiels, in the Scottish Borders. They have been ...
