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KASHMIR BLANKETS

Delightfully soft merino wool blankets with woven motifs. Styled after ancient Persian designs and woven in Kashmir, India.

Choose one to add a colourful accent to any bed or couch. Fold one and drape it over the back of a chair — it becomes an invitation. Snuggle under one, drape one over your knees, wrap one around your shoulders.

Kashmir blankets — woven comfort. 


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Strong colours, clear details, sumptuous patterns.



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To our U.S. customers – don't forget that the exchange rate works in your favour, it's like an extra discount.
Thursday, October 27, 2022 No comments


 

Maiwa Kits. Everything collected in one box. Our kits are a small gathering of everything you need to focus on the mysterious and magical process of working with tannins and iron. 


Grey's are complex when they are made with natural dyes. Tannin and iron combine on cloth to create delicate, nuanced shades. Together they speak about slate, pensive skies, and a darkness that still contains light.

See the Tannin Iron Exploration Kit Here

See the Tannin Iron Scarf Kit Here



For a thorough introduction to natural dyes including procedures, tannins, mordants, and recipes, see our "Maiwa Guide to Natural Dyes" at naturaldyes.ca.




TANNIN, IRON, & SCARF KIT


See the Tannin Iron Scarf Kit Here


TANNIN IRON EXPLORATION KIT


See the Tannin Iron Exploration Kit Here


TANNINS AT WORK



Myrobolan is a tannin rich dye that reacts with ferrous sulfate to create a neutral grey. You can get different shades of grey by using anywhere between 0.5% WOF to 4% WOF ferrous sulfate. Curious about "WOF"? We've got a free tutorial on it here (courtesy the Maiwa School of Textiles). 




Gallnut gives a beautiful purplish-grey. You can get different depths of grey by using between 0.5% WOF to 4% WOF ferrous sulfate. Still curious about "WOF"? We have more information in our text-based instructions over at naturaldyes.ca.




Pomegranate gives a greenish-grey. You can get different depths of grey by using between 0.5% WOF to 4% WOF ferrous sulfate.


THE SHAPED RESIST KIT


Our shaped resist kit is for simple shibori and itajime techniques. Comes with 40 wooden tongue depressors and 60 small elastic bands.




This journal has been an idea of ours for a long time. It is a little like a combination of a travel journal and a natural dye journal. It is the journal we have always wanted.

See the Natural Dye Journal Here




To our U.S. customers – don't forget that the exchange rate works in your favour, it's like an extra discount.
Tuesday, October 25, 2022 No comments



CELEBRATING THE FINER DETAILS

All of our garments are cut by hand. 

Some of our garments have: a line of perfectly placed pintucks, french seams, covered seams, hand-sewn button holes matched to hand-carved buttons. Many feature unexpected details, like a gather, a dart, or pocket lined with a block printed cloth.

All our garments are pre-laundered and finished with our famous attention to detail.


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To our U.S. customers – don't forget that the exchange rate works in your favour, it's like an extra discount.

Thursday, October 20, 2022 No comments


Are you a solitary maker? Or do you work best in the company of others, chatting, sharing, and progressing through a project? However you like to work, these project kits, tools, and books will spark your imagination and get you started.

SEE ALL FELTING KITS & SUPPLIES





SEE ALL PUNCH NEEDLE SUPPLIES


Shown: Book - Punch Needle, Book - On the Loom

SEE ALL BOOKS



SEE ALL MENDING KITS & SUPPLIES





SEE ALL MENDING BOOKS



SEE ALL ROPE & TWINE



SEE ALL KNITTING & CROCHET SUPPLIES





To our U.S. customers – don't forget that the exchange rate works in your favour, it's like an extra discount.

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