Winter Wonderland Silk Lace Scarf
This series of scarves has been handwoven with loving care. The 8-shaft project was woven in blocks using a Bronson Lace pattern to create different designs within the blocks. One scarf has a "snowflake" pattern; the other scarf offers a "boxes-in-boxes" pattern. Both scarfs offer incredibly soft hand with featured Tussah silk used in the warp. Size is approximately 14" x 62" (not including fringe).
Care: hand wash warm with a warm rinse. Wring out by rolling flat in a in towel (silk doesn't like to be bunched) - hand to dry. Can be pressed with medium heat steam iron.
When ordering, indicate your design preference (snowflake or boxes-in-boxes).
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Wisconsin State Design
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“Same Location, Multiple Perspectives—Photographs of water and woods in northern Wisconsin and Michigan” by Catherine Lange and Michael L. Ruth—with 24 poems by 13 regional poets
SEE WATERFALLS AND WOODS DIFFERENTLY. Michael L. Ruth says his multiple time-lapse and long-exposure images “are not your standard snapshot of a river.” Catherine Lange says her photos of still lifes in nature “create a sense of dreamlike perception.” Thirteen regional poets (from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, and Ontario) contribute 24 poems—including several written to photos in the book.