Skinny Scarf
The extra long skinny scarf combines 8 to 10 different chunky yarns including handspun and novelty yarns. Fibre content varies, but may include silk, alpaca, yak, llama, camel, mohair and a variety of sheep breeds.
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Dreadlock Scarf
Made of extra bulky and artYarns, the dreadlock scarf can be worn knotted at the ends as shown, or left loose to dangle. Each one is unique. Yarns are wrapped at the back of the neck with silk to ensure comfort and security.
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Cobweb Scarf
Cobweb scarf is 8 feet long for maximum wrapping. Mohair along the edges gives an ethereal quality. This scarf is shown in the "rainbow" colourway. The base is merino wool felted together with mohair. These scarves are only made during the summer months, so be sure to get yours early.
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Mosaic Scarf
Extra fine merino wool and silk are felted together to form the base which is used as the background for a mosaic of patterns: for example hearts, leaves, fish. Various colours.
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Unicorn Tails
These long boa style scarves are fully fringed in hand spun yarns - combinations of wool, silk, mohair, alpaca, yak, and occasionally angelina because who doesn't like a little glitter?
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Pleated Silk Scarf
These hand dyed habotoi scarves are huge - 33" x 109" - suitable as an opera shawl, dance veil or an alternative to a winter wool scarf. With a single knot, they can also be turned into a sleeveless jacket for those moonlight cruises. No two are the same, triple dyed to achieve colour depth in a variety of shibori patterns.
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