This blog discusses the benefits and advantages of choosing a handwoven scarf or snood as a stylish accessory and special gift.

This blog discusses some of the trials and tribulations of the making a dobby replacement computer.

Step by step instructions and images showing how to hemstitch the ends of a luxury scarf on a weaving loom.

In this blog I share some images of my own snood wearing exploits and explore reasons why I think a snood is a go to accessory.

I am often asked how long a handwoven scarf, shawl or snood has taken to weave. This blog gives an insight into the weaving process.

This blog details some deflected double weaving. Experimentation with different weft and shaft lifting created some very different fabrics

Is it possible to weave with hand spun yarn? The answer is yes and this blog discusses some hints an tips and things to consider.

Studying the Scottish register of tartans website led to an exciting project to design and weave a family tartan shawl.

This blog details the project of weaving with some fine wool and silk yarns to create a scarf and several cravats.

There are countless ways to wear a handwoven scarf and this blog explores a number of different ways of making a stylish statement.

This blog summarizes a few of my thoughts on weaving and selecting colours for a handwoven scarf, cowl or shawl.

Blog detailing a project creating a collection of twill design handwoven merino scarves.

Blog article describing the weaving of a collection of deflected doubleweave merino scarves, shawls and cowls.

Designing and creating a stunning handwoven scarf as a commission for a lovely client.

This blog details the steps from design, to sampling to the weaving of a striking tartan scarf.

Blog detailing the process going from fleece to fabric - using up local resources.

Summary of the steps going from a sheep fleece to a hand spun, hand dyed and handwoven blanket.

How long does it take to weave a scarf - this blog attempts to answer this question.

Blog detailing the process of learning to weave a doubleweave window pain design.