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Wool Blanket Kit

This kit contains everything you need to make a cozy wool blanket - perfect for curling up in on those cold evenings!

Kit Contains:

100% Local Wool Fabric
100% Local Wool Cobweb Lace Yarn
Instructions (printed and digital)

*The sheep are American-raised and the entire production process, from scouring the wool all the way to the finished fabric, is carried out completely within in the United States. Purchase knowing you are contributing to local commerce all while cutting down on the carbon footprint.

Scale:

Red/Black Check - 3-3/4"

Cream Window Pane - ~1/2"

Black/White Check - 1-1/4"

Grey Red Twill - Space between the stripes is 3/8"

Color Block (Multi) - Large blocks are 14-1/2" x 15-1/2" and smaller blocks are 6-1/4" x 14-1/2"

Red/Black Colorblock - Blocks of color are about 28" x 26"

Finished sizes for the blankets (approximate, depending on the way the fabric is prewashed - warmer wash will result in a slightly smaller and thicker blanket):

Length: 68-69"

Width:

51-52” Red/Black Check

52-53” Cream/Blue/Black

53-54” Blue

54-55” Grey/Red Twill

55-56” Green/Blue/Black Plaid, Color Block Multi, Color block Red/Black

58-59” Black/White Check, Natural, Grey, Black

Washing Instructions: Prewashing instructions included in the instructions. Completed blanket should be washed in cool water. Lay flat to dry.

Color: Red Black Check

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Hand-Crocheted Lace-38mm

Color:Indigo

Width: 38mm, #6

Content: 100% organic cotton

Sold by the 3m bundle

This beautiful hand-crocheted lace is made with the Godavari Delta Women's Lace Co-operative which provides equitable employment to women artisans through Fair Trade production. The designs are based on historic patterns and are made from organic cotton. Each card holds 3 meters of lace and is available in five naturally dyed colors. Approx. width = 38 mm. Please note: expect some variation in size due to this lace being made entirely by hand.

Reviving historical practices, with contemporary environmental thinking and current scientific advances, trimmings are dyed by BioDye in India, with a closed loop system. BioDye uses dyes and mordants that are environmentally safe. Dyestuffs are obtained from sustainable sources such as leaves, fruits, and regenerative stems. Waste materials are biodegradable, with compost and irrigation water used to grow dye, medicinal plants and food crops for in-house consumption. Through a collaboration with village women's groups, dyeplants and firewood are collected from renewable plantations and used in fuel-efficient stoves in the dye house. BioDye also work with local farmers to support the re-introduction of indigo in agriculturally depleted regions, thereby contributing to sustainable livelihoods.

*If you would like to see what plants were used in the dyeing process for each color, click here.

Rachel MacHenry and women from cooperative

Crocheted lace and voile

vegetable dyes