Ebb Tide Throw Blue & Grey

SKYE WEAVERS LTD

£165

100% Pure Wool. From Isle of Skye sheep. Throw or blanket in blue and grey wool. The design is inspired by small rivulets of water on the sandy beach at ebb tide. This pattern has been very popular on baby blankets and shawls, and we wanted to adapt it for a throw. Scaling it up was a major technical challenge and required some complicated loom adaptations. It took us about two years of experimentation to achieve the right result but we are very pleased we persevered. Read the full story in our blog . The throw is woven from local Skye Wool . For our Skye Wool we hand select fleece from Skye f

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