Sunflower Skinny Scarf by Helen Chatterton at Seek & Adore

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Skinny Scarf, made from Scottish Tweed, backed with a toning Liberty Tana Lawn (100% cotton). Can be worn a number of ways, by men or women

Care instructions

Dry Clean Only

Materials

Scottish Tweed/Cotton Lawn Hand Made

Dimensions

Width: 12 cm Height: 140 cm Depth: 0.45 cm

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Shipping method	Zone	Charge amount	Estimated delivery time (from order acceptance)
Free UK delivery	UK (excluding Channel Islands & Ireland)	£0.00	4 Working Days
Royal Mail International signed for	Rest of Europe	£8.30	5 Working Days
Royal Mail Airsure	Europe: Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg	£12.72	4 Working Days
Royal Mail Airsure	Europe: Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece	£12.72	5 Working Days
Royal Mail International signed for	Australia & New Zealand	£8.90	7 Working Days
Royal Mail Airsure	United States of America and Canada	£8.90	6 Working Days
Parcelforce Global Value	Republic of Ireland	£8.95	4 Working Days

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Sunflower Skinny Scarf

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Helen Chatterton

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I am a designer maker based in Liverpool. I make cushions, scarves and smaller items such as lavender bags and buttons. Fabrics used include velvet, silk, tweed and cotton lawns. In May 2012 I was invited to take part in Handmade in Britain’s show, London a Celebration at the Oxo Galleries in London. For this I launched a new collection called City on Cloth. City on Cloth is digitally printed fabric, featuring old maps, which is then transformed into scarves and smaller items. The inspiration for my work is the use of colour, often the juxtaposition of colours not usually put together. I get lots of inspiration when I am sourcing new fabrics. One of my favourite periods in history, literature and music is the 1920's and 1930's and some of my colourways reflect period themes Everything is made from start to finish by myself and my aim that whoever buys one has a one-off, hand crafted, well made item which will give pleasure for years to come. As well as being beautiful to look at they are immensely practical and hard wearing.

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