The fibers I used are mostly cotton, and silk, rayon and some linen
two pockets
It drapes and has many ways to wear the front
a flattering shape with a back gusset
my jackets are a one size fits most design
If you are intrested in buying my Fall equniox jacket you can find contact info through my web site below SOLD
here WWW.SAORISANTACRUZ.COM
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Shop update (sold out long ago)
my SAORI limited special warps are here and selling out fast!
Linen
Subtle beautiful dark silk shades
check out the whole shippment here Saori Special warps in my Etsy shop
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The amazing saori classic saori ch60 loom in stock… i adore this loom!
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Introducing a brand new model Saori loom the wx90 wider you can weave to just shy of 36"!
in stock the NEW SAORI WX90 LOOM, 36" weaving width loom!
special order about 4-5 weeks shipping costs are additional . Please not all the accessories for the saori wx90 are special order as well and reflect the higher cost that comes with the larger width saori loom.
For more info on the new WX90 loom saori wx90 loom info and to buy here
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WHAT IS THIS?
give up?
it is a handle for the saori 60's series loom !
no tools needed to attach . it just fits on the beater cap with the existing screw s takes a minute to attach
and why would a weaver need the beater handle? It is perfect with those with shoulder issues, and limitations. here are 2 photos sent to me this week by one of my buyers Julie's 87 year old mother weaving for the first time on her saori wx60 loom . she can reach easily with no problem of pain !
Saori weaving is for all people, with all abilities. available here in my Etsy shop
it is autumn a wonderful time to bring your Saori looms outside weave !
Peace from the loom
Jill Nickolene Sanders
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