Waffle Weave Towels
The towles are woven in a structure called waffle weave which gives them three dimensional texture. This texture allows the 100% cotton cloth to be more absorbent. The red towels are inspired by the colors of the red and black broadbill. The Yellow ones are inspired by the goldfinch. Machine Washable Place these in your kitchen to add a pop of color. They are great at drying dishes and keeping your hands nice and dry! These towels can be designed to come in various kinds of striping patterns. The colors can either be solid or they can be hand dyed. They are sold in set sets of 2.
Style
- kitchen
Finish
- black
Meet the Maker
Sydney Sogol
Syd's Threads
I am a fiber artist whose work focuses on exploring the relationship between color and pattern through weaving, dyeing, and manipulating fabrics. My work is inspired by my fascination with nature and biology, specifically animals. I enjoy creating pieces that range from more fine-art oriented to a more functional brand of art that people can engage and interact with. I relish the idea of people forming a relationship with a piece, such as a scarf that one uses to keep warm, or a table runner used to set the tone for a family dinner. My fine art work focuses on ideas of human and animal relationships and the lasting bonds formed between them.