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Sweet Threads from Carol Walker
So many scarves to make and so little time...
Dear friends, I'm not taking any special orders these days. Instead, I've been doing a lot of experimenting with different fibers and colorways, and occasionally produce something I would put up for sale. Sooooo, if you're interested in seeing what I might have on hand at any given moment, please send me an email and I'll let you know what's in stock. Meanwhile, I'll leave the photos in place from my earlier projects, and will try to remember to post pix of my new creations as they are finished. [email protected]
Many of these have been made with hand-dyed yarns or in colorways that can be simulated but never completely duplicated. I'm looking forward to experimenting with more colors and fibers, AND I've even taken the plunge (literally!) into dyeing my own yarn.
Each scarf is named for a well-known dulcimer tune. Happy browsing!
Dear friends, I'm not taking any special orders these days. Instead, I've been doing a lot of experimenting with different fibers and colorways, and occasionally produce something I would put up for sale. Sooooo, if you're interested in seeing what I might have on hand at any given moment, please send me an email and I'll let you know what's in stock. Meanwhile, I'll leave the photos in place from my earlier projects, and will try to remember to post pix of my new creations as they are finished. [email protected]
Many of these have been made with hand-dyed yarns or in colorways that can be simulated but never completely duplicated. I'm looking forward to experimenting with more colors and fibers, AND I've even taken the plunge (literally!) into dyeing my own yarn.
Each scarf is named for a well-known dulcimer tune. Happy browsing!
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The "Star of the County Down"
These iridescent colors are luscious! They fairly sparkle in the light, hence the reference to a star shining through a clear night over the emerald Irish landscape. Absolutely stunning! <she says modestly>
These iridescent colors are luscious! They fairly sparkle in the light, hence the reference to a star shining through a clear night over the emerald Irish landscape. Absolutely stunning! <she says modestly>
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The "My Bonny Lies Over the Ocean"
What incredibly vivid blues this contains! The beautiful colorway evokes connections with water; "Bonny" and "Ocean" just seemed to fit perfectly together. Aqua, cobalt, royal, azure -- all blended with a dash of sparkle and shine.
What incredibly vivid blues this contains! The beautiful colorway evokes connections with water; "Bonny" and "Ocean" just seemed to fit perfectly together. Aqua, cobalt, royal, azure -- all blended with a dash of sparkle and shine.
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The "Peacock's Feathers"
This scarf is a lovely mixture of teal, lavender/violet, and mossy gold (or golden moss). It. Is. Gorgeous! |
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The "Redwing"
Fiery shades of red, softened with silvery ashes, create a cozy year-round scarf. |
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The "Gold Ring"
Precious metals abound in this colorway, presenting shades of gold, silver, copper, and bronze. |
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The "Sandy River Belle" The clear mountain creek meanders along the sandy bottom, brushing against lichen-covered rocks and tall river grass, on a bright blue summer's day. |
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The "Blackberry Blossom"
This luscious scarf is long enough to wear in a variety of styles, soft enough to drape against your skin, and seasonless in its weight. |
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The "Southwind"
This deep rose arrangement of my favorite hand-dyed rayon bouclé is presented with the solid color banding random stripes of deep jewel tones of amethyst, sapphire, and emerald. |
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The items pictured below were featured and sold at the Nutmeg Festival in October, 2018. Most are available by special order. Please contact me with your questions. [email protected]
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The "Wildwood Flower"
LOVE these colors! Woven with a wool/nylon contrasting combination of light pastels and deep greens, blues, and purples. I was smiling the entire time I worked on this one, and could not wait to see what the next color would be. Too. Much. Fun.
LOVE these colors! Woven with a wool/nylon contrasting combination of light pastels and deep greens, blues, and purples. I was smiling the entire time I worked on this one, and could not wait to see what the next color would be. Too. Much. Fun.
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The "Arkansas Traveler"
This is the same wool/nylon yarn as "Wildwood Flower" (above), but in a completely different colorway. These combinations of loden and juniper, interwoven with a tan "camo" yarn would be perfect for fall.
This is the same wool/nylon yarn as "Wildwood Flower" (above), but in a completely different colorway. These combinations of loden and juniper, interwoven with a tan "camo" yarn would be perfect for fall.
The "Galway Hornpipe"
This is a delightful tweed yarn made with merino wool, baby llama, bamboo, and specks of Donegal, all of which works up into a delicious lightweight finished scarf of cranberry and moss green plaid.
This is a delightful tweed yarn made with merino wool, baby llama, bamboo, and specks of Donegal, all of which works up into a delicious lightweight finished scarf of cranberry and moss green plaid.
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