People's scarf

Last weekend I had a stall at the Balingup Medieval Carnivale to sell my woven scarfs. My stall was called The Woven Warren.As part of my display I had a small table loom (RHS of photo) on which visitors to the Carnivale could "have a go". They choose a yarn from a selection and wove about 5cm each. In all, 23 visitors took part and at the end of the Carnivale a winner was drawn from the bundle of entry cards by the Queen (of the Medieval Carnivale).Congratulations to Rowan Seton, from Kojonup, on being the winner of the People's Scarf. It is 1340mm x 190mm and weighs 87g. I hope you enjoy wearing your unique colourful scarf Rowan.

Wild raspberry and Kingfisher cashmere

Two more cashmere scarves have been woven using hand-dyed Kogane 2/20 yarn. The first is coloured Kingfisher and is 1750mm x 205mm and weighs 80g.The second is in Wild Raspberry and is 1750mm x 195mm and weighs 76g.Both scarves will be on sale on my stall at the Balingup Medieval Carnivale 27-28 August.

Galah and Crab Apple cashmere

Two more lovely soft cashmere scarves have been woven in hand-dyed Kogane 2/20 yarn. The first, coloured galah, is 1750mm x 195mm and weighs 82g.The second, in a crab apple coloured dye, is 1810mm x 195mm and weighs 79g.Both scarves will be on sale on my stall at the Balingup Medieval Carnivale 27-28 August.

Hand-dyed cashmere

Since returning from a three-week holiday in the Eastern States (of Australia) I have woven two more cashmere scarves using hand-dyed 2/20 yarn from Kogane. The first is 1630mm x 200mm, weighs 78g and in Ivy. The second is 1790mm x 190mm, weighs 77g and in Kingfisher. It is actually more greener than the colour displayed.Both scarves will be for sale on my stall at the Balingup Medieval Carnivale 27-28 August.