Each unique scarf is crafted from images I shoot in my gardens. I then upload finished designs and the fabric is printed in North Carolina. Once returned, I wash, sew and press them. They’re ready to ship. I’m currently designing for three fabrics- polyester chiffon, organic cotton gauze and heavy organic knit. All are permanent and washable.
Check out our sale scarves here- and take care of those special gifts right now. Turnaround time is approximately one week from the date of order.
Below is a chart of the complete list of our very popular, original chiffon scarf- measuring 18″ x 72″- a generous size for wearing many different ways. You can order any one of these scarves but turn time is approximately 6 weeks and secure, USPS shipping charge of $9.00 will apply. Second scarf ships free. See our scarves on sale here.
Organic Cotton Gauze
I can produce any chiffon scarf ( see chiffon chart above) in cotton gauze. The drape and feel is very different but some prefer it for colder weather. Right now, we have two cotton scarves in stock: One Aqua Darling and one Caroline. They are $45.00 each with free shipping through February.
Infinity Scarves- New in 2020
Check out our sale here- and take care of those special gifts right now. If you buy any of the scarves in stock, I‘ll ship to them to you FREE- anywhere in the US. Turnaround time is approximately one week from the date of order.
Custom orders for Chiffon and cotton gauze scarves NOT in stock are $45.00 plus shipping. Infinity scarves are $48.00 plus shipping. To place an order, just text or email me. Let me know the scarf you’d like to order. I’ll email you an invoice that links to a secure Square site to enter your card information. I also accept Paypal and VENMO. The system is efficient and will save you money. Each order is shipped direct to you in 6 weeks. Shipping is USPS Priority, insured, $9.00 each. Sales tax (6.35%) is added only for Connecticut residents. Please contact me for information on overseas delivery.
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