Wrapping up your shoulders, curling under when feeling cold – these are the ways that wool throws are usually used. Today we are going to deepen your knowledge and present you thee more occasions when a wool throw will come in handy.
With the season of late night walks and afternoon teas in the park finally here the biggest dilemma is what to wear and how to make yourself feel warm and cosy. To ease things for your we have prepared a list of great natural fabric combinations that not only look great together but will make you feel cosy and great as well.
Believe it or not – no one else in the world is just like you. Your physical appearance, your voice and personality traits – your habits, intelligence, personal tastes – all these make you one of a kind. With your uniqueness comes the challenge of getting everything in your own way. With weather staying chilly we all want to stay warm, and wool throws are one of the best choices to do that.
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Real Homes, March 2016
Online wool brand WoolMe.com is delighted to bring you ‘Sergio’, a luxurious new range of 100% wool throws. Perfect for a fresh spring afternoon or chilly summer’s eve, this cosy blanket-style throw will add a touch of warmth to the home and wardrobe this season.
London Design Festival has just passed by a little over a month ago and most of the fashion and design bloggers are still buzzing about it. When speaking about interior design there are two topics that are loved by bloggers – pillows and throws. Today we have prepared a list of decorating tips and tricks to improve the looks of your home using only pillows wool throws.
With winter just around the corner and the cold weather approaching faster and faster each day, everyone starts thinking about warmer clothes and cosy candle-lit atmosphere. One of the most trendy and all in all great choices for warming yourself up in the autumn is wool throws.
Great news everyone! You have the opportunity to win over £1000 worth of beautiful linen textiles and wool throws to help update the home this season.
Camel wool and yarn and products made of camel wool are not very common in everyday life but nevertheless our overview of wool yarn types would be incomplete without it. Camel hair is an animal fiber collected from the camel. The most satisfactory camel fiber is gathered from the two-humped Bactrian camels. There are two types of camel wool – the outer protective one called guard hair, which is coarse and inflexible, and the fine, shorter fiber of the insulating undercoat.
Unlike most other wool types, camel wool is collected not by shearing or plucking but gathered as the animal sheds its coat. Both the outer coat and the undercoat are gathered at the same time, and later with the help of combing (frequently by machine), the coarse outer hairs are separated from the finer ones.
Wool carpet is very beautiful, durable and luxurious. It also feels great underfoot. Wool yarn is the most expensive and chick fiber to produce carpets.
Wool carpets have lots of benefits but also some drawbacks, so let‘s become aware of them and choose the right carpets for our homes.
Carpet wool is the one shorn from sheep – it is then spun and woven or twisted into carpet. Fleece of New Zealand sheep is considered the most luxurious in wool carpet production. There are wool rug made from goats wool, llamas wool or alpaca wool, too. Wool fiber is durable and the carpets can last 60 years or more if properly cared for (remember the ancient Oriental wool carpets that last for 200 years or more?)