Three Joy Scarfs

This was a fun project, or three, depending on how you count. I shared a photograph of some yarn on Facebook, and asked people what the colours made them think of or feel.

The most common answer was “Joy”. So I wove three scarfs, each using the joy yarn for the weft, or side to side threads, and each using different kinds and colours of yarn for the warp, or lengthwise threads. Into each scarf is woven the word “Joy” in Morse Code. I used a single white thread to represent a dot, and a double thread to represent a dash.

“JOY” in Morse code

Joy scarf 1

Pastel wool Joy Scarf

Fibers: Wool, nylon
Size: 10.25″ by 68.5″ including 3″ fringes at each end

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Joy Scarf 2

Handwoven "Joy" scarf
Handwoven “Joy” scarf

Warp fibers: alpaca, silk
Weft fibers: wool, nylon

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Joy Scarf 3

Handwoven "Joy" scarf
Handwoven “Joy” scarf

Warp fibers: organic cotton, bamboo
Weft fibers: wool, nylon
Size: 11.75″ by 73″ including 4.5″ fringes at each end

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