You can make this simple scarf in about 4 minutes and it requires absolutely ZERO sewing skills!

Take a 2 yard piece of voile (Our voile is 100% cotton. Voile is a soft, sheer-ish fabric that drapes beautifully.) cut it in half long ways, remove the selvedge edges. Throw in the washing machine on cool with your next load of laundry.  Throw in the dryer. Trim the long strings that come from the fabric unraveling a bit in the wash. Wrap around your neck and sport your new, beautiful spring scarf! Bonus: you have an extra scarf to give to a friend!

Attention Crafters! Tangle is hiring!
We are looking for a few people to teach sewing & crochet classes and fill in at the shop.
*Teaching for Tangle is an opportunity to help fellow crafters excel in their chosen medium. Classes consist of people of all skill levels so we are looking for people who are friendly and energetic with lots of patience, expert sewing or crochet skills and a creative spirit.
*We are also looking for someone who can fill in at the shop as needed. Working at Tangle is an opportunity to be surrounded by creative people and lots and lots of yarn! We are looking for someone who is energetic and friendly, experienced in knitting, and available to fill in, with notice, any day of the week.

If you would like to apply for these positions, please bring your resume to Tangle on Tuesdays (10am-5:30pm) along with samples of your creative work. Please email Allison with questions info@tangleonline.com

Thanks!

Allison & Christina
Tangle
525 Main Street
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-245-1088

http://www.tangleonline.com

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Christina just finished this shawl out of our new yarn, Asikita. It’s a cool, squishy blend of mostly cotton with a little bit of alpaca.  I think this shawl is so cool because there are so many different ways to wear it.

You can wear it buttoned in the middle or up over the shoulder.

You can button under each arm and turn it into a shrug.

Or you can button it from behind, wrapping it around your arms.

Really, the possibilities are endless!

You can pick up the pattern booklet at Tangle!

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