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Letterpress Felt Scarf Trio

Letterpress Felt Scarf in Indigo

Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used indigo, a natural plant dye, to achieve the scarf's hazy blue hue.

This scarf measures 26 inches long and 7 inches wide. Care Instructions: Wash by hand in cold water. Wrap in a towel to absorb extra water, and air dry. Enjoy!

Letterpress Felt Scarf in Indigo

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$60.00 This one-of-a-kind scarf by artist Liz Maly is hand-felted from the finest merino wool, then hand-dyed using natural plant dyes. Then Liz gave it to her printmaker friend Isabelle, who screenprinted a jumble of 19th century wooden letterpress type all over it.Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used indigo, a natural plant dye, to achieve the scarf's hazy blue hue.
This scarf measures 32 inches long and 5 1/2 inches wide. Care Instructions: Wash by hand in cold water. Wrap in a towel to absorb extra water, and air dry. Enjoy!

Letterpress Felt Scarf in Madder

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$60.00 This one-of-a-kind scarf by artist Liz Maly is hand-felted from the finest merino wool, then hand-dyed using natural plant dyes. Then Liz gave it to her printmaker friend Isabelle, who screenprinted a jumble of 19th century wooden letterpress type all over it.
Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used madder, a natural plant dye, to cheerful cherry red.
This scarf measures 29 inches long and 6 1/2 inches wide. It has a keyhole cut at one end so you can simply pull the other end through, rather than knotting it.
Care Instructions: Wash by hand in cold water. Wrap in a towel to absorb extra water, and air dry. Enjoy!

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Letterpress Felt Scarf in Indigo

ORDER THIS ITEM!

$60.00 This one-of-a-kind scarf by artist Liz Maly is hand-felted from the finest merino wool, then hand-dyed using natural plant dyes. Then Liz gave it to her printmaker friend Isabelle, who screenprinted a jumble of 19th century wooden letterpress type all over it.
Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used indigo, a natural plant dye, to achieve the scarf's hazy blue hue.
This scarf measures 37 inches long and 6 1/2 inches wide.
Care Instructions: Wash by hand in cold water. Wrap in a towel to absorb extra water, and air dry. Enjoy!

Letterpress Felt Scarf in Indigo

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$60.00
This one-of-a-kind scarf by artist Liz Maly is hand-felted from the finest merino wool, then hand-dyed using natural plant dyes. Then Liz gave it to her printmaker friend Isabelle, who screenprinted a jumble of 19th century wooden letterpress type all over it.
Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used indigo, a natural plant dye, to achieve the scarf's hazy blue hue.
This scarf measures 37 inches long and 6 1/2 inches wide.
Care Instructions: Wash by hand in cold water. Wrap in a towel to absorb extra water, and air dry. Enjoy!

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ORDER THIS ITEM!
$60.00
This one-of-a-kind scarf by artist Liz Maly is hand-felted from the finest merino wool, then hand-dyed using natural plant dyes. Then Liz gave it to her printmaker friend Isabelle, who screenprinted a jumble of 19th century wooden letterpress type all over it.
Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used indigo, a natural plant dye, to achieve the scarf's hazy blue hue.
This scarf measures 28 inches long and 7 inches wide. It has a keyhole cut at one end so you can simply pull the other end through, rather than knotting it.
Care Instructions: Wash by hand in cold water. Wrap in a towel to absorb extra water, and air dry. Enjoy!

Gray Letterpress Scarf Duo

Letterpress Felt Scarf in Logwood

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$60.00
This one-of-a-kind scarf by artist Liz Maly is hand-felted from the finest merino wool, then hand-dyed using natural plant dyes. Then Liz gave it to her printmaker friend Isabelle, who screenprinted a jumble of 19th century wooden letterpress type all over it.
Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used logwood, a natural plant dye, to create the cloudy gray color.
This scarf measures 26 inches long and 6 inches wide. It has a keyhole cut at one end so you can simply pull the other end through, rather than knotting it.
Care Instructions: Wash by hand in cold water. Wrap in a towel to absorb extra water, and air dry. Enjoy!

Letterpress Felt Scarf in Pomegranate Peel

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$60
This one-of-a-kind scarf by artist Liz Maly is hand-felted from the finest merino wool, then hand-dyed using natural plant dyes. Then Liz gave it to her printmaker friend Isabelle, who screenprinted a jumble of 19th century wooden letterpress type all over it.
Merino wool is the softest of all sheep fibers, because each strand of wool is very long. It makes beautifully soft felt, which is warm and wearable. Liz used pomegranate peel, a natural plant dye, to create this lofty warm white.
This scarf measures 29 inches long and 6 1/2 inches wide. It has a keyhole cut at one end so you can simply pull the other end through, rather than knotting it.