Feelin' the need to do some good, and add more insect themed accessories to your wardrobe? Follow this link to
see/purchase beautiful scarves created by freelance textile designer, Kate
Palmer, at Sparrows Green.
The scarf that caught my attention, obviously, is the one retweeted on Twitter below. Portions, or all, of the proceeds for this scarf go to the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. (No specification on the amount donated per scarf...but some of it, at least.)
The scarf that caught my attention, obviously, is the one retweeted on Twitter below. Portions, or all, of the proceeds for this scarf go to the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. (No specification on the amount donated per scarf...but some of it, at least.)
@insectweek please
could you RT? illustrated bumblebee
scarves in support of @BumblebeeTrust #NIW2014
pic.twitter.com/i40Si2Wolc
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Sparrows Green (@sparrowsgreens) June
27, 2014
Follow this link to order at Sparrows Green. Once I start getting paychecks again (despite what many think, teachers don’t get paid over the summer) I might have to celebrate the end of my temporary poverty by ordering one for myself. All of the scarves at Sparrows Green are beautiful and unique. Keep shipping costs in mind. The designer is in London.
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