More lambswool scarves
All the following scarves are handwoven in lambswool. They are £95 each - see How to Order for ordering and delivery information.
Dark Peak scarves - Jaggers Clough
The last remaining scarf from my Dark Peak collection is based on a traditional "log cabin" pattern. Its a scarf that, to me, wants to go for a long autumn walk.
Remote Islands scarves - St Kilda
The last remaining scarf from my Remote Islands collection inspired by Fair Isle knitting. It uses the interplay between warp and weft to give a similar complexity of pattern and colour.
Stargazing scarves - Corvus
The last remaining scarf from my Stargazing collection with a geometric pattern that I developed as an offshoot from my Permutations project.
Corvus
Wavelength scarves
This collection of lambswool scarves is based on designs derived from sine waves and is an offshoot of my project When Waves Collide. The scarves are named after the sites of historic UK radio transmitters.
Wavelength scarves - examples only. For available colours - see below
Penmon
Ottringham
Flight scarves
Flight scarves. For available colours - see below.
These contemporary unfringed winter scarves are woven by hand from supersoft lambswool, spun in Scotland.
The design is a deflected doubleweave pattern based on the idea of flight.
The design is a deflected doubleweave pattern based on the idea of flight.
Flight to Nairobi (red/blue)
Flight to Vancouver (purple/grey)
Flight to Lhasa (blue/dark purple)
