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Shop Product Updates in The Crafter and Hand Made menus, 20th to 27th September
Shop Product Updates in The Crafter and Hand Made menus, 20th to 27th September
A large soft and warm Welsh blanket that is finished with a purled fringe. Traditionally woven in Wales, this is woven as a double weave cloth producing a reversible blanket.
Available in Scarlet, a smaller and softer version of a tapestry blanket, woven in a section of the Caernarfon tapestry design.
A large soft and warm traditional Welsh blanket that is finished with a long purled fringe. Traditionally woven in Wales, this is woven as a double cloth blanket.
Available in a choice of five colours and two sizes.
A large super soft and warm traditional Welsh throw, finished with a blanket stitch hem. A Blue and Cream warp in a multi colour check of Fushia and Mustard.
Lovely comfy throw but also as a children's blanket.
Welsh Blankets - Traditional Welsh honeycomb or waffle weave blanket. Hand woven in Wales. Sumptuous, lovely, textured blanket (shown with Carew Throw), available in a number of colours.
The blankets are finished with a hand-stitched binding in either Welsh flannel, Irish linen or Welsh lambswool.
Owain Glyndŵr Day, 16th September, commemorates the last native Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales. Today, he is a figure of mass culture in Wales, with statues, flags and monuments alongside pubs and street names remembering him. He is possibly one of the greatest Welshmen of all time if not the greatest. His name is still remembered and revered today.
Wool blankets and throws and traditional hand weaving are at the heart of FelinFach's ethos of "Natural, Traditional, Handmade". All of our wool blankets are traditionally hand woven in Wales on age old looms using the skills and methods of times gone by. Whilst the weaving methods are traditional, our designs, patterns and colours range from not only the traditional but also the contemporary.
Be part of the worldwide celebrations for Roald Dahl's Day on Sunday 13th September 2020! Dahl’s story began in 1916 in when he was born at Villa Marie, Fairwater Road, Llandaff, Cardiff, Wales, a house name was named after the first wife. In 1918 his father, Harald, purchased a much grander property, Ty Mynydd (Mountain House in Welsh), a large farm of 150 acres in Radyr, near Cardiff.
