Bracken Aqua Gossamer uses several different threads in the weft, giving it a low percentage (around 10%) of wool in the total cloth . Like our 10% cashmere wraps, this is enough to lend some of the wool properties to the wrap whilst allowing them to be treated as a cotton wrap. The wool weft […]
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The pastel pink weft and baby blue warp of Orion Aqua Starmap combine two colours that are usually very separate in modern western society. Cultural norms tell us that we must either choose pink or blue, and that choice depends on our gender, or more likely the gender of our child. An article […]
It is now the exact time of year that inspired the original Midwinter design. I am endlessly fascinated by the slow reveal of the fractal shapes of bare branches, and how they vary from tree to tree and really enjoyed exploring that in this design. Blizzard was a chance to use up some beautiful yarns […]
This review of Delph Aqua Charters Moss was written for us by Erin, mum of three, babywearing peer supporter and avid wrapper. [pullquote align=center] It’s always exciting to be given a brand new wrap to try, and I was particularly pleased to take Delph Aqua Charters Moss home for a play as I have walked […]
Here is a wrap for all of you turquoise fans out there! 2 tones of turquoise, Aqua, a gentle pastel turquoise and Rigel, a bold and zingy turquoise, made from alternating shades of blue. Our two toned blue weft is named for Rigel, the brightest star in the constellation of Orion, and a ‘blue giant’, […]
The names that we give things can have a huge influence over how we view them, and so we are always mindful when inventing them for new wraps. We had a competition to name a design a while back and chose “tentacular spectacular” as our winner. It divided opinion, with some people taking delight in the […]
Pyrula Aqua Vortex embodies our enthusiasm for sunny days and sandy beaches. There is a certain light at the seaside in the North of England during the summer months that belies the comparative weakness of the sun’s rays up here on even the hottest days, and that influences our colour palette- we can’t help but hint at […]
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