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White Textured Ribbon Shrug with Sparkle Fur Trim
This popular shrug is handmade with a unique textured ribbon. Cotton, acryllic and nylon.
sleeves are approximately 15 inches long.
size would be small/medi ... more
Hats in Natural Colors
These hats are made form all natural fibers. I buy the fleece, kid mohair and alpaca from friends who produce high quality, soft fiber for handspinning - the wi ... more
Mittens in Natural Colors
These mittens are made form all natural fibers. I buy the fleece, kid mohair and alpaca from friends who produce high quality, soft fiber for handspinning - the ... more
SLASH BAGS!
Slash bags are made using an age old tradition of layering and slashing fabric. Silks, chiffon, velvet and other fabrics create an original pattern. The result ... more
Oblong green and blue scarf
The green and blue oblong scarf (52" x 7") is made from silk charmeuse. ... more
Oblong orange and blue scarf
Orange and blue oblong scarf (52" x 7") is made from silk charmeuse. ... more
Hand-dyed Cotton Shawl
Textured, hand-dyed purple shawl with detail is a unique item for all occasions. Can be work around the waist also! ... more
Handwoven Scarf - Alpaca and Llama wool
This scarf was handwoven using alpaca yarn and llama wool from our very own llama, Pudding. It measures 8X60". ... more
