Quilt Nº1: Michoacàn
Pink wholecloth cotton cot quilt dyed with avocado stones. Please note that the natural dying is uneven across the quilt with blooms of darker pink appearing on both sides.
Cotton outer, linen binding, wool core. Machine quilted. Hand finished binding.
A cot quilt: 77 x 137cms
To personalise this quilt, hand embroidery is available here.
Care Instructions: Once you have done it once, quilts are easy to care for. It is hand wash, but it takes less time than a load of laundry. I treat them the same as I would a pure wool sweater. Wash gently by placing in the bathtub, large sink or shower and rinsing with lukewarm water. If needed, use a gentle wool soap such as Eucalan No Rinse. Be careful not to over-agitate. Leave to soak. Squeeze gently. Line dry. This is best done outside on a dry day, or over a rail in the shower.
Pink wholecloth cotton cot quilt dyed with avocado stones. Please note that the natural dying is uneven across the quilt with blooms of darker pink appearing on both sides.
Cotton outer, linen binding, wool core. Machine quilted. Hand finished binding.
A cot quilt: 77 x 137cms
To personalise this quilt, hand embroidery is available here.
Care Instructions: Once you have done it once, quilts are easy to care for. It is hand wash, but it takes less time than a load of laundry. I treat them the same as I would a pure wool sweater. Wash gently by placing in the bathtub, large sink or shower and rinsing with lukewarm water. If needed, use a gentle wool soap such as Eucalan No Rinse. Be careful not to over-agitate. Leave to soak. Squeeze gently. Line dry. This is best done outside on a dry day, or over a rail in the shower.
Pink wholecloth cotton cot quilt dyed with avocado stones. Please note that the natural dying is uneven across the quilt with blooms of darker pink appearing on both sides.
Cotton outer, linen binding, wool core. Machine quilted. Hand finished binding.
A cot quilt: 77 x 137cms
To personalise this quilt, hand embroidery is available here.
Care Instructions: Once you have done it once, quilts are easy to care for. It is hand wash, but it takes less time than a load of laundry. I treat them the same as I would a pure wool sweater. Wash gently by placing in the bathtub, large sink or shower and rinsing with lukewarm water. If needed, use a gentle wool soap such as Eucalan No Rinse. Be careful not to over-agitate. Leave to soak. Squeeze gently. Line dry. This is best done outside on a dry day, or over a rail in the shower.