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CURRENT SCARF, HAT, AND FIBER INVENTORY

CURRENT SCARF, HAT, AND FIBER INVENTORY 

as of Nov. 19, 2018
** updated September  2019 **
with newly woven scarves and cowls

These are were the items still available after the gift show last week

where I sold about half of my inventory! 

So now you can browse here and let me know if you would like to set up a time to come by and see in person. 

You can call, PM on facebook, or email at heddleandhook@gmail.com

SINGLE  INFINITY COWLS:  

these were very popular this year and only two left: 

now SOLD - Berry Rum Tencel warp with gold weft
in a wide and long single infinity cowl

DOUBLE INFINITY COWLS:

these were also quite popular this year 

Mauve 8/2 Tencel with 8/2 eggplantTencel
wide and long for doubling infinity cowl 

  

Berry Rum 4/2 Tencel with 8/2 gold Tencel
wide and long for doubling infinity cowl 

"Santa Fe" 4/2 Tencel with 8/2 plum Tencel
wide and long for doubling infinity cowl 

double cowl
 10/2 hand dyed tencel from Teresa Ruch designs
woven with Maroon 8/2 tencel

double cowl of 10/2 hand dyed Tencel
woven with black 8/2 weft

SOLD Patina sock yarn with 5/2 Mink Tencel weft in a twill double infinity cowl

shade tree 4/2 Tencel with 8/2 lemongrass tencel weft DOUBLE INFINITY COWL
goes with so many colors but great over dark Olive green

SOLD - Berry Rum 4/2 Tencel with 8/2 gold Tencel
wide and long for doubling infinity cowl 

Thick Chenilles in Reds and burgandies
with soft pops of specialty yarns
 lush, warm, double infinity cowl

 SOLD -Hand dyed in Moccassin 8/2 Tencel with straw color tencel weft
silky double infinity cowl

 Your Blue Friday accessory!
Seahawk colors in superwash sock yarn from Frolicking Feet,
made with sparkling specialty yarns into a high double infinity cowl
weft of Rayon Tencel in Navy

Huckleberry Knits gradient  superwash merino wool sock yarn
woven with burgandy tencel for a lightweight double infinity cowl

Thick chenille in ombre Black to Grey double infinity cowl
with pops of specialty ribbon and yarns

Multi colors of 8/2 Rayon Tencel
woven with black in a block weave
into a wide long double infinity cowl

LONG SCARVES :  Tencel:

Raku pattern Hand dyed 10/2 Tencel
woven with Adobe color 8/2 Tencel

4/2 'Berry Rum' color hand dyed Tencel
with teal weft 

Raku pattern 8/2 Tencel in Mauve and Coral

SOLD - 4/2 Tencel in Berry Rum
woven with Viel Or Gold 8/2 Tencel from Brassard

                                 

        Raku pattern in silky 8/2 Rayon Tencel woven with Teal and Navy Tencel                                                         

                                            

SOLD Yarntopia Treasures  Rayon Tencel
in 4/2 High tide color. woven with medium blue Tencel                                                 

 

8/2 Burgandy Tencel turned twill drall Block weave
in multi fibonacci sequence
woven with grey blue 

multi colors of silky 8/2 Tencel woven with black
in turned twill drall block weave 

LONG SCARVES IN CHENILLE :  

Soft thick chenille in bright colors woven with
navy

multi Autumn colors with specialty yarn accents
in thick soft Rayon chenille

Ombre Black Blue, fuchsia woven with Navy

Ombre Teal, fuchsia, Grey woven with Mauve

thick soft Valentine Reds woven with thick red Chenille and specialty ribbon and sparkles 

Chenille bright blues with bright Azure

Thick Silk City Bordeau Red weft
woven through deep reds, black, and grey with pops of accent colors in the warp

 Seahawk inspired colors of thick Chenille
three stripe version

Seahawk inspired colors of thick Chenille
woven with a two stripe and single stripe ends

Ombre thick chenille black to grey with pops of color and specialty yarns in warp
woven with Shale grey

Same warp of Ombre black to grey and specialty pops of color
this one is woven with black

LONG SCARVES:

Sock yarn warps

SOLD Huckleberry Knits special Gradient superwash Merino wool sock yarn
 woven with a navy Tencel in a point twill weave.

Huckleberry Knits special Gradient superwash Merino wool sock yarn
woven in tabby with Navy Tencel for a lightweight fun scarf.

Lornas Laces sock yarn in watercolor superwash Merino/ Nylon
woven with Noro King of mixed wools, silk and cotton
great to wear over your outer jacket 

Huckleberry Knits BFL superwash sock yarn in 'No Nicer Witch'
woven with Navy tencel for a soft lightweight scarf
that casually goes with many colors and your blue jeans

Huckleberry Knits BFL superwash sock yarn with Autumn colors
woven with Olive Tencel for a lightweight scarf. 

This one is spoken for, but more coming.
Frolicking Feet superwash merino yarn in Seahawk inspired colors.
Woven with Navy Tencel  

 FELTED HATS: 

 INDIVIDUAL PICTURES  ON REQUEST ....... 

EARWARMER  HEADBANDS: 

CABLE CROCHET with 50/50 Acrylic / Nylon

Cable Crochet with superwash Malabrigo soft Merino wool.
Dark Teal is SOLD

Crocheted with Noro Transitions - this unique blend of fibers of
Wool, Silk, Cashmere, Angora, Alpaca, Mohair and Camel
give amazing warmth and is so very soft.
I'll be making more of these, My favorite to wear on walks.

GIFT SHOW 2018

The gift show for 2018 is under our belt. 

Thankful for all the people who make this possible every year.  I meet new people and my scarves and hats find good homes. It is especially exciting when I see my favorites go to people I know. 

I'm also thankful for Frank who puts up with my last minute ( last two month actually) intense constant weaving and preparing as well as the help loading and unloading, and then  loading and unloading again as he delivers everything and me to the show and back. And everything positive to say of all the dinners and grocery shopping he always does anyway that allows me to enjoy my hobby so much.

Now it is my turn to put the whole house back together and clean up the scattered remnants that made their way into every room in the house. The new crochet projects will take their place besides my family room chair in hopefully a better controlled arrangement - for a while anyway. Those new ideas just keep popping up!  

The show was crazy busy the first 3 hours!  (Was there an important Husky game in the afternoon?)  I wish the show could be two days.  

As pictures of the table show, I was very stocked up and many of the items were still rolled up. Those who came early did not get to see the selection that got unrolled as the day went on. I probably should have paid$ for an extra space. 

Items sold well and I'm always surprised where the interest is each year. This year the autumn colors were well received whereas none sold last year.  The small single cowls all sold and most of the narrow size double cowls. 

Only three special handdyed Tencel scarves sold. I may have gone over the price point on them, but unfortunately the cost of those yarns, and all my yarns and supplies went up in cost for the dyers and weavers last year, and more are going up this coming year.  My prices are still way less than any found on Etsy of this quality. And the same or less than at the Seattle Weaver's guild shows.

I'm certainly grateful for those customers who understand that. 

The two months when I couldn't do weaving due to myeloma issues, I picked up some very nice acrylic yarn I ordered from the UK and made some beanies and ALL of them sold!  

Half of the headwarmers sold.   So I know what my quiet evenings with maybe some music or TV will find me doing this winter. 

But wow! the weather is great and it is sunny, but cold, so maybe I should be out in the garden doing fall clean up and planting. I always intend to get some items from my potting propagation area planted in the fall after the rains start but there is still warm soil. It is a little late for warm soil, but in the PNW plants can be planted as long as the soil is not frozen or saturated.  

I will update my Current Inventory soon.  A lot of great weaving is available. 

Just email or call to arrange a time to come by:  heddleandhook@gmail.com 

Pictures from just before the show started: 

notice the double stacked rolled scarves

new scarf display stand that Frank built
notice the rolled cowls stacked up