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Ochre Frond Scarf & Mittens

Ochre Frond Scarf & Mittens are hand loomed on a domestic knitting machine from dead stock UK lambswool. Washed in warm water till softly felted, dried and pressed, then the edges are carefully cut to create a fringed edging.

Jo Cranston

East Sussex, England

Ochre Frond Scarf and Mittens, Photo: Aminata Cham Studio

Ochre Frond Scarf and Mittens knitted and felted lambswool

Ochre Frond Scarf & Mittens

Ochre Frond Scarf & Mittens are hand loomed on a domestic knitting machine from dead stock UK lambswool. Washed in warm water till softly felted, dried and pressed, then the edges are carefully cut to create a fringed edging.

Jo Cranston

East Sussex, England

Ochre Frond Scarf and Mittens, Photo: Aminata Cham Studio

Ochre Frond Scarf and Mittens knitted and felted lambswool

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