Rafter Scarf in Autumn

Autumnal trees are always a wonder and the vibrant leaves that grace our woodlands throughout autumn inspired this chunky knit Rafter Scarf in lovely raspberry, lemon yellow and the natural mocha of my Castlemilk Moorit sheep. It is generous in its width and length so you can wear it in a variety of ways - and have plenty of depth to cover your neck and face on really windy days. The larger block patterns in this scarf are created using a knitting technique called intarsia which requires patience and careful hand finishing to the reverse.
 
Size: 200cm long by 33cm wide
 
All of my knitted products are designed, handmade and finished in my Cotswolds studio by my own hands. I use a hand powered knitting machine - no electricity or machine power is involved. The wooden tags sewn onto each piece to mark the unique Loopy Ewes provenance, are made for me in Devon on FSC certified wood. No solvents are used in their printing and I hand sew them onto each product using organic cotton thread. This is slow fashion at its best.