Handwoven bag

A lightweight bag with sturdy strap to hold all your day-trip needs.

Ever since I started weaving, I have been saving scraps left over at the ends of my warps knowing eventually I would turn them into "something". Often these were the experiments, trying out different colors/weights of yarn to see what worked. Always, they were too pretty to throw away! The other day I bought a lime green jelly clip frame, not knowing what I would do with it. When I laid it next to my handwoven leftovers from my table runner, I knew they belonged together. You might notice…

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Handwoven wall hangings and fiber art (with flavor) by salt & caramel. Each weaving is a unique, one-of-a-kind handmade wall tapestry. My dream is that you choose a weaving that matches your individuality and speaks to your soul to create your perfect version of home, but that it also elicits oohs and aahs.

Just like traditional rag rug weavers that for many years have woven with what they had (the original recyclers!) I cut fabric into ½” strips and wove this delightful, one-of-kind tote bag Two sizes

Handwoven bag with braided flap and felt beaded balls. Rug weave construction makes this a very sturdy bag. Silk and cotton dyed yarns.