Recycled Sari & Wool Crochet Square Hand Warmers

~* Recycled Sari & Wool Crochet Square Hand Warmers  *~

These gorgeous hand warmers are so pretty! The classic square crochet is made of wool and recycled sari yarn for a gorgeous texture and lovely effect. The sari fabric is shredded into thin strips so it can be used as a yarn. Each combination is totally unique and beautiful! Available in several gorgeous colourways, each pair of hand warmers is one of a kind!

Being fully fleece lined under the wool, theses handwarmers are really warm. And these hand warmers have the added bonus of leaving the ends of your thumbs and fingers free to use your phone, or keys, or eat your mince pie without the bother of removing them like you would with gloves! The wool and fleece is stretchy so can accommodate a wide range of sizes. Each pair is handmade, individual and unique.

Outer 80% Wool + 20% Sari (mixed fibres – cotton, poly, silk) + 100% Recycled Acrylic Fleece lined

Handmade and Fairly Traded from Nepal

Handwash gently in cold water. Dry flat to avoid misshaping.

Hand Warmers – Knitting/Crocheting in Nepal

Often employment can be difficult to maintain for many women in Nepal, who need to balance work with managing their homes and looking after not only their children, but also older and extended family members. Knitting is a great way for them to continue to earn whilst also being flexible. Hand knitted items can be picked up and put down. Knitting is also a great way for women to socialize in their communities as they sit and knit. This means that they can take on as little or as much work as they feel able to do, and can supplement their family income in an empowering way that compliments their lifestyle. Knitting can also be done without the use of electricity or any additional equipment so can be done all year round – Nepal suffers from electricity shortages in the colder months. By buying items knitted in Nepal we are empowering women to become self supporting and to improve their lives.

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