Hand-woven Christopher Scarf

Christopher, my most recent collection, is inspired by Alan Turnings wonderful Invention that turned the tide of the war in 1936, hidden away in the Bletchley Radio Factory, Northamptonshire. Christopher explores the colours and textures found within Turing's machine, focusing on repeated motifs like the drums and small units replicated across the width, much like the infinite variations the machine switched through. Each piece of cloth is comprised of a series of materials running through both the warp and weft. This collection working heavily with wools, including Shetland, a beautifully soft and delicate Angora, Swadale, English and a delicate Lambswool. These yarns are then combined with a series of feature yarns to brighten or lighten the cloth, here we have a sumptuous Silver Bamboo, hand-painted cotton and reflective Glass beaded Nylon yarn. 

Gentle Hand wash if neccesary. 

Wool Detergent Only. 

Do Not Machine Wash. 

Do Not Tumble Dry. 

Leave to Dry Flat, Naturally.

Although I strive for perfection in each and every piece, each piece is made and finished by my very own hands, as such slight irregularities may be present. These will be identified within the images. These pieces are not made in a factory or mill, they are hand-woven and hand-crafted in a very yellow little studio in Cambridgeshire. 

Alas nobody's perfect! 

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That said, if for any valid reason you are unhappy with your purchase, please contact me directly via email to arrange a return and subsequent refund with mays.wonderfully.woven@outlook.com.