Weft Name: Tarn Warp Name: Moorland Design Name: Starmap GSM: 330 Weave Structure: Elements weave Average Width: 70cm Blend: 50% combed cotton, 50% merino lambswool Related Wraps: Tarn Callisto Starmap shares both the same weft and design.  Similar wraps (although not Elements weave) in terms of weight and fibre composition are Calluna Moorland and Calluna Callisto Birch Trees, Fantasia Aqua Curves of Pursuit and Greystoke Glasto Birch Trees. Wrapping Qualities: Thick and dense in hand with little texture from the design. The warp face is very smooth and glides well, the weft face a flat woolly texture and gives good grip. Good diagonal stretch.  Very supportive, a little bounce, makes a large knot. A great wrap for heavier wrappees and single layer carries. Not the easiest wrap to tighten, but very forgiving of sloppy wrapping!  Wraps a little short due to thickness, so size up if you usually tie near the tails. Is a little prickly when new, but a few washes and a little wear makes this wrap very soft. Care Requirements:   This is a fairly hardy wool wrap, don’t be afraid to wash it!! Notes:  A tarn is a mountain lake or pool, formed in a cirque excavated by a glacier.  This weft colour was inspired by the tarns that feature in the fells of the Lake District where we like to go on family walks. Release Date: 8th February 2018 Label Identification Code: BRP006 Facebook Photo Album Buy it now Review by The Wrapping Years Review by World of Wovens