These scarves celebrate my favourite time of year, the Autumn. All around us the leaves are now turning beautiful shades of red, orange and gold, there’s the crunch of leaves underfoot and the earthy smell of damp soil. It’s time for wearing warm scarves and mittens and what better excuse for making some Autumn inspired pieces. I couldn’t resist adding a few falling leaves to a couple of them!
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Falling leaves (your 3rd)scarf has my top vote, but all are a feast for the eyes Karen.
Most days I pass an arboretum & the rich autumnal colours of the majestic trees I see are very much reflected in your palette.
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I’m also very much looking forward to the next stage of the cycle when the leaves are gone and the tree skeletons are revealed…..need to place an order for more neutral/grey fibre in anticipation!
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Then I will look forward to your offerings.
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These are amazing… I am completely taken by the “Superfine Merino with Viscose”… (third down). I love that you made “falling leaves” look so refined and elegant while remaining simple and organic/natural… not sure the right words… I see falling leaves and a beautiful scarf at the same time… inspiring… (feel like I am doing a poor job of expressing what I want to say… so I will leave it at I LOVE this collection!)
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Thank you so much for those kind words, the third one down is my favourite too. The layout was a variation on the template used for the second scarf but this time I wanted to create the look of windswept leaves and was so happy with how it turned out.
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Your autumnal collection is beautiful. Every piece is a delight but the eye lingers on the hydrangea inspired scarf – what a combination of colour and texture!
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Thanks Lyn, Nuno felting is one of my favourite techniques as it produces such lovely textures.
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Absolutely gorgeous – I love your autumnal palette!
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Thanks Alex.
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