Ideal for Curtaining….
Mohair yarns is ideal for curtaining: it has a good weight but remains light, looks sophisticated, drapes well, has a silken sheen and luster which a synthetic fabric cannot achieve.  Whether dyed in a rich, plain colour or left in its natural chalk state – it performs beautifully.  It is also highly durable and being an organic fiber is an excellent insulator and will add depth and beauty to any room.
Hand spinning brings a subtle edge to the fabric as it creates a unique flow and feel which can never be replicated in any other way.

Customise….
Mohair is woven in a standard fine yarn, but different plies and thicknesses can be incorporated into the weave to create variations in texture.  Colour can be matched to suit a room scheme and pattern using one or several colours can be woven.

Care…
Curtaining should be made up by a reputable curtain maker and requires lining if in a light or sunny position.  Dry clean infrequently.  Already moth proofed.  We do not make up the curtains and can supply in cut lengths/drops or on a roll.

Wintergrass is natural raffia which has been stripped, combined with a strong polycotton  and woven on a thick warp to make curtain.

It is woven in panels and joined to achieve the correct final curtain height.  There are a variety of ways to join the panel,  a light crochet stitch, detailed loop or a machine stitch.

The edges are also finished with a neat blanket trim. It is made to order according to customers dimensions.

It has an outdoor, organic and tactile  feel and does not fade easily.  It is ideal for bush lodges and outdoor areas (although does need protection against the elements.)