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Harris Tweed Raspberry Mix | 4-Piece Wool Fabric Bundle

Timeless Scottish craftsmanship meets beautiful colour and texture!

Bring a touch of luxury to your next sewing project with our Harris Tweed Raspberry Mix Fabric Bundle. Featuring four coordinating pieces of authentic Harris Tweed wool, this bundle is perfect for creating beautiful handmade bags, wallets, zipper pouches, and accessories.

Handwoven in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, genuine Harris Tweed is made from 100% pure virgin wool and celebrated for its distinctive texture, durability, and timeless appeal.

The Raspberry Mix bundle offers a lovely selection of coordinating tweeds, making it easy to combine colours and textures for one-of-a-kind sewing projects. Whether you're creating a structured handbag, a classic crossbody bag, or smaller accessories, Harris Tweed adds character and sophistication to every stitch.

This isn’t just fabric—it’s a piece of history. Harris Tweed is world-renowned for its craftsmanship, made from 100% pure new wool and handwoven by skilled artisans in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.

Each piece carries the iconic Orb mark, guaranteeing authenticity and a level of quality trusted by designers and makers around the world. 

 Details: 

 

  • 4 coordinating Harris Tweed fabric pieces
  • 2 Cut sizes to choose from, 18" x 20" or 18" x 30" 
  • Dry Clean Only
  • 100% Virgin Wool,(450-500gms per linear metre)
  • See all our Harris Tweed offering HERE
Labels: 
  • Labels are optional and not necessary for personal use, you don't need them on items you are selling either, unless you are advertising that your product is made with Harris Tweed.
  • For items to have a label attached to them they must be made up of a minimum of 50% 'Harris Tweed'.
  • To use the “General Purpose” size labels included, it is recommended that they be used on items that are made up of a piece of 'Harris Tweed' that is at least the size of an A4 (US letter) sheet of paper.
  • For anything smaller than an A4 (US Letter) sheet of paper, it is recommended that you used the smaller “Accessory Label”
Harris Tweed Brand Authority Guidelines: 
Tips & Tricks: 
  • Fuse cotton woven interfacing (or non-woven light interfacing appropriate for wool) to back side (the slightly shinier side) of the tweed before you cut your pattern pieces. Use a wool setting with steam. Test swatch for pressing times.  Use a pressing cloth to avoid scorching.
  • Use a walking foot and a jeans needle.
  • Avoid using sewing patterns with multiple layers, pleats, and bulky seams.
  • Zigzag cut edges to reduce fraying
  • Do not cut holes for eyelets & grommets if needed for a high stress or weighted area, like straps and handles. 
  • Separate threads to insert rivets, rather than punching holes. 
  • If holes are punched, always use FrayCheck.
  • Be cautious when pushing out corners to prevent holes.

    About Harris Tweed:

    Across the waters from Scotland, beyond the Isle of Skye lies the barren, rocky Isle of Harris. One hundred and fifty years ago, the islanders created a unique cloth, a tweed entirely woven by hand that was to become famous, known simply as it is today as 'Harris Tweed'.

    Originally, the wool was washed in soft peat water, and then coloured with dyes from local plants and moss scraped from the rocks.

    The yarn was woven on a very early type of handloom that had a manually operated shuttle.

    The formation of the 'Harris Tweed Authority' in 1909, ensured that the fabric was not in danger of being imitated, and of inferior quality. They devised the now famous 'Orb' trademark, which appears on every single Harris Tweed item, to prove that it is made from genuine Harris Tweed.

    To this day, Harris Tweed is the only fabric in the world protected by an Act of Parliament. This states that it must be made 'with 100% pure virgin wool, dyed, spun and finished in the Outer Hebrides and woven by hand by the Islanders in their homes on the Islands of Lewis, Harris, Uist and Barra'.

    The unique Act is policed by the Harris Tweed Authority, who monitors all fabric on a daily basis. Every 50 metres of fabric is inspected and approved before being stamped by hand with the Orb trademark.

    No other fabric can call itself 'Harris Tweed'.

    It is amazing to think in this mechanized and mass produced world, Harris Tweed is still woven by hand on the Western Isles of Scotland.

    Harris Tweed Raspberry Mix | 4-Piece Wool Fabric Bundle

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    Harris Tweed Raspberry Mix | 4-Piece Wool Fabric Bundle

    Timeless Scottish craftsmanship meets beautiful colour and texture!

    Bring a touch of luxury to your next sewing project with our Harris Tweed Raspberry Mix Fabric Bundle. Featuring four coordinating pieces of authentic Harris Tweed wool, this bundle is perfect for creating beautiful handmade bags, wallets, zipper pouches, and accessories.

    Handwoven in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, genuine Harris Tweed is made from 100% pure virgin wool and celebrated for its distinctive texture, durability, and timeless appeal.

    The Raspberry Mix bundle offers a lovely selection of coordinating tweeds, making it easy to combine colours and textures for one-of-a-kind sewing projects. Whether you're creating a structured handbag, a classic crossbody bag, or smaller accessories, Harris Tweed adds character and sophistication to every stitch.

    This isn’t just fabric—it’s a piece of history. Harris Tweed is world-renowned for its craftsmanship, made from 100% pure new wool and handwoven by skilled artisans in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.

    Each piece carries the iconic Orb mark, guaranteeing authenticity and a level of quality trusted by designers and makers around the world. 

     Details: 

     

    • 4 coordinating Harris Tweed fabric pieces
    • 2 Cut sizes to choose from, 18" x 20" or 18" x 30" 
    • Dry Clean Only
    • 100% Virgin Wool,(450-500gms per linear metre)
    • See all our Harris Tweed offering HERE
    Labels: 
    • Labels are optional and not necessary for personal use, you don't need them on items you are selling either, unless you are advertising that your product is made with Harris Tweed.
    • For items to have a label attached to them they must be made up of a minimum of 50% 'Harris Tweed'.
    • To use the “General Purpose” size labels included, it is recommended that they be used on items that are made up of a piece of 'Harris Tweed' that is at least the size of an A4 (US letter) sheet of paper.
    • For anything smaller than an A4 (US Letter) sheet of paper, it is recommended that you used the smaller “Accessory Label”
    Harris Tweed Brand Authority Guidelines: 
    Tips & Tricks: 
    • Fuse cotton woven interfacing (or non-woven light interfacing appropriate for wool) to back side (the slightly shinier side) of the tweed before you cut your pattern pieces. Use a wool setting with steam. Test swatch for pressing times.  Use a pressing cloth to avoid scorching.
    • Use a walking foot and a jeans needle.
    • Avoid using sewing patterns with multiple layers, pleats, and bulky seams.
    • Zigzag cut edges to reduce fraying
    • Do not cut holes for eyelets & grommets if needed for a high stress or weighted area, like straps and handles. 
    • Separate threads to insert rivets, rather than punching holes. 
    • If holes are punched, always use FrayCheck.
    • Be cautious when pushing out corners to prevent holes.

      About Harris Tweed:

      Across the waters from Scotland, beyond the Isle of Skye lies the barren, rocky Isle of Harris. One hundred and fifty years ago, the islanders created a unique cloth, a tweed entirely woven by hand that was to become famous, known simply as it is today as 'Harris Tweed'.

      Originally, the wool was washed in soft peat water, and then coloured with dyes from local plants and moss scraped from the rocks.

      The yarn was woven on a very early type of handloom that had a manually operated shuttle.

      The formation of the 'Harris Tweed Authority' in 1909, ensured that the fabric was not in danger of being imitated, and of inferior quality. They devised the now famous 'Orb' trademark, which appears on every single Harris Tweed item, to prove that it is made from genuine Harris Tweed.

      To this day, Harris Tweed is the only fabric in the world protected by an Act of Parliament. This states that it must be made 'with 100% pure virgin wool, dyed, spun and finished in the Outer Hebrides and woven by hand by the Islanders in their homes on the Islands of Lewis, Harris, Uist and Barra'.

      The unique Act is policed by the Harris Tweed Authority, who monitors all fabric on a daily basis. Every 50 metres of fabric is inspected and approved before being stamped by hand with the Orb trademark.

      No other fabric can call itself 'Harris Tweed'.

      It is amazing to think in this mechanized and mass produced world, Harris Tweed is still woven by hand on the Western Isles of Scotland.

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