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Växbo Linen Kitchen Cloths

Växbo Linen Kitchen Cloths

In brief

These pure linen dishcloths are woven using a technique that makes them absorbent and supple. Each cloth has proper selvedge edges and two hems.

The flax comes from nature, so when the cloth has reached the end of its useful life (they last for years!) it can be composted. 

Available in thirteen pretty colours. 

 

 

 

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Whether a little dishcloth or an ornate table-cloth, everything created by Ingela Berntsson radiates quality and care. When Ingela has developed a weave and a pattern at home on her loom, she then proceeds to wash, mangle, wrinkle, dirty and rewash it. If it measures up, then Växbo Lin takes the design and weaves a full-scale prototype. If it still meets Ingela’s standards, the cloth is put into production to be made into tablecloths, curtains, napkins or perhaps even a dishcloth in tastefully colored linen.

Växbo Lin are the only remaining spinnery and weavers of linen in Scandinavia. They operate their small-scale factory in the province of Hälsingland, spinning linen yarn and weaving linen textiles from our own yarn production. 

The techniques, the material and the patterns build upon the age-old linen tradition in Sweden and Hälsingland. 

Care advice from Växbo Lin:-

Always soak linen in lukewarm water for approximately 30 minutes before washing.

This is particularly important when you wash it for the first time.

Wash at 60˚C using a mild detergent without optical brighteners.

Very short spin. Stretch when hanging.

NOTE: Never tumble-dry linen.

Mangle or iron while damp, using high heat.

Shrinkage in the first wash is about 5 % in both directions.

  • Width - 32 cm
  • Height - 32 cm
  • Care Advice - wash 60ºc Can Be Boiled In A Saucepan