Wool: The Warmest of Fibre
I have always loved wool. And if you are as crazy about wool as I am, here are a few interesting things to know about it:
- Wool 'breathes'. Unlike synthetic fibres, the composition of wool fibre naturally wicks away moisture from the body.
-
Wool retains its insulating properties even when it's wet.
-
Wool when cared for will hold up for many years.
-
Wool is friendly to the environment and is biodegradable.

One of my naturally dyed merino wool scarves dyed with the weld plant.
A fascinating read that sheds a lot of interesting information on the wool trade, scarcity and need is Fabric of War: A Hidden History of the Global Wool Trade.

A grouping of my naturally dyed wool scarves.
My scarves will be available at the following shows coming up. You can also find more information about them on my Events page.
| Sept. 28-29 | Open Studio Event (Sasktoon, SK) |
|
Nov. 1-2
|
New Craft Coalition (Calgary, AB)
|
|
Nov. 8-10
|
WinterGreen (Regina, SK)
|
|
Nov. 14-17
|
Art Market Market Art & Craft Sale (Calgary, AB)
|
|
Nov. 29-Dec. 1
|
Sundog (Saskatoon, SK)
|
|
Dec. 6-16
|
Salon Metiers des Arts (Montreal, QC)
|