SummerhillSpinner
Trafford, Pennsylvania |
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Handspun Teeswater Scarf
$150.00 -
Skagway Mohair Blanket
$150.00 -
Olivia Blues Shetland Braided Rug
$100.00 -
Lakeshore Merino/Silk Denting Scarf
$125.00 -
Peppercorns Merino/Silk Denting Scarf
$125.00 -
Patina Mohair and Wool Blanket
$175.00 -
Green and Gray Gotland Wool Blanket
$250.00 -
Navajo Churro Braided Roving Rug in 4 Natural Colors
$125.00 -
Raspberry Hill Alpaca and Wool Blanket/Throw
$250.00 -
Trinity Farm Mohair and Wool Blanket
$175.00 -
Woodland Realm-Mohair/Wool Blanket in Olive and White with Black Stripe
$150.00 -
Cotton Club Blanket
$550.00 -
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Twilight Time Cotton Blanket
$375.00 -
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Brown and White Braided Wool Rug
$75.00 -
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Pumpkin Spice Braided Wool Rug
$75.00 -
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Light Brown Shetland Braided Roving Rug
$50.00 -
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Chocolate Shetland Braided Roving Rug
$50.00
Announcement As we head into Autumn in the Northeast United States, it's a great time to be thinking about the coming colder weather months. Blankets and Rugs make great gift ideas (even if they're just for you).
Announcement
As we head into Autumn in the Northeast United States, it's a great time to be thinking about the coming colder weather months. Blankets and Rugs make great gift ideas (even if they're just for you).
About SummerhillSpinner
Where It All Started
As a kid, I was surrounded by women that knit, crocheted and sewed. My Aunt, Isabelle, taught me to knit and crochet. I made socks, sweaters, blankets, hats, scarves. You name it, I was always working with yarn.
Then came college (music), law school, and practice as a lawyer. I decided to close the law practice and pursue my love of art that I got from my father who was a talented watercolor artist and advertising illustrator, who also did a stint at Disney as an animator. I studied 2d animation hoping to improve my drawing skills. At the very end of that time, I asked the question: "Where does yarn come from?" Well, that began this intense learning curve and joy of making my own yarn from all sorts of materials.
Wool came first because it was the most readily available. Not long into that, however, I discovered spinning cotton. It's a fiber that seems to cause fear in some, but it really "rings my bell". I love to spin cotton. And I spin a lot of it.
What to do with all this beautiful yarn that I've been making? Knitting and Crocheting no longer hold my attention the way they did when I was a kid. But, weaving...Well, that's something I can really enjoy. And I do.
I enjoy commercial yarns as well as using my own handspun yarns. They make something completely unique and quite different than what can be made with commercially-spun yarns. But there is a place for both.
I hope you enjoy the things I make.
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Liza Jennings Seiner
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Handspinner since 2013 Weaver since 2014 Knitter and Crocheter (lifelong)
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If you order more than 1 of an item, I will try to combine them for one shipping price to save you money on shipping