Liz Cherry’s handspun yarn: so rich in color and texture! When I wove this long scarf, made with yarn spun with silk and mohair curls, the dramatic colors came together in beautiful ways. See for yourself! For sale at the Charlottesville Waldorf School Holiday Bazaar, Saturday, December 5, 2015, http://www.cwaldorf.org. Look for Liz Cherry at her booth Southerstone Homestead…
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Liz Cherry at Waldorf School
A triangle scarf knit with white mohair (soft and sweet) and linen yarns. For sale at the Charlottesville Waldorf School Holiday Bazaar, Saturday, December 5, 2015, http://www.cwaldorf.org. Look for Liz Cherry at her booth Southerstone Homestead Farm.
A. Korotky 2015 Collection
My 2015 Collection of woven and knit works for Liz Cherry Art Yarns will be for sale at the Charlottesville Waldorf School Holiday Bazaar, Saturday, December 5, 2015. http://www.cwaldorf.org. Look for Liz Cherry at her booth Southerstone Homestead Farm. And watch this space as I will be posting images of several of the pieces here, on my…
Mohair Yarns 2015
Liz Cherry Jones and I have collaborated since 2013 and produced some really beautiful wearables. Her handspun and hand-dyed mohair yarn, shown here, is spectacular. I will be working up several pieces for her this year again. Such riches, don’t you think?
Neck Warmer
For this piece I used some of my rayon and silk stash and combined it with Liz Cherry’s Winter White Lace yarn. As in the previous scarf, I used only 20 yards of Liz’s yarn to make this gorgeous neck warmer, and I had a set of old wooden knitting needles, size 36 to work…
Mohair and Gauze Scarf
I invented a quick loom technique to make this lovely piece using Liz Cherry’s Winter White Gauze Mohair yarn. Liz spins her yarn from her cherished mohair goats, and adds lovely bits to them – in this case some vintage gauze. I put this piece together with some silk from Habu Textiles and then added…
A. Korotky, black twill
Handwoven in cotton and rayon, this piece measure 16 x 101. The photo shows how elegantly this handwoven fabric drapes and sets itself apart. To be used for a cape, or a designed wrap, finished with dozens of buttons. Hand made by A. Korotky, prop., A. Korotky Studio
A. Korotky, dove twill
Handwoven in cotton and rayon, piece measures 16 x 83.
A. Korotky, red twill
Handwoven by A. Korotky, prop. A. Korotky Studio. Piece measures 16 x 85. Woven in twill and tabby.
A. Korotky Studio 2013 line
Twill and tabby work together here to form a supple and elegant woven design. Just now off my loom, washed and dried, soon to be made into jackets for A. Korotky Studio 2013 Holiday Bazaar, Dec. 7, Dec. 14, and Dec. 21. Made by hand, by Andrea Korotky.
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