Ethiopian Handspun Cotton Yarn, Salvi scoop Named after Chantal

Named after Chantal

Use it as a decorative display in an animal decor or store it in the provided drawstring bag created out of wax print kitenge fabric

Style it with jeans and a pair of boots or just to add a bit of warmth to a cool spring evening

” means “heart” in Kinyarwanda

Each dress is lovingly smocked and carefully embroidered by hand

Ethiopian Handspun Cotton Yarn, Salvi scoop Named after ChantalThis lovely cotton yarn is laboriously handspun on a drop spindle in Ethiopia by women working for a small cooperative comprised of single mothers. A single skein of yarn requires approximately 736 yards of handspun yarn. The yarn is then imported into Rwanda where the ladies of Handspun Hope complete the process of dyeing it organically, using a salvia plant, in the single ply. Once the yarn is dry, the spinners then ply the yarn with spinning wheels