All the genuine Harris Tweed products stitched By Lisa Watson.
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NEW Harris Tweed Patchwork Clasp Purse – one of a kind and 100% British Made -only five available.
Ideal as a unique evening bag or as a colour pop to your outfit any time of the day.
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Keep warm and cosy during wintry weather with a one of a kind 100% British Made Harris Tweed Patchwork Hot Water Bottle Cover.
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Harris Tweed Patchwork Cushions, 100% British made & One of a kind. Every cushion is distinctive and unique, made up from a combination of all the Harris Tweeds and backed with British Velvet or my Folklore Fabric. Which one will you choose?
All my cushions come with a duck filled feather cushion pad, also made in GB!
These cushions will compliment any of my Harris Tweed quilted throws-quilted bedspreads-quilts, or look standalone fabulous in any interior scheme. These cushions are a real colour tonic to counteract dreary days.
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Orange, hot pink and purple tartan Harris Tweed & brown mole velvet double patchwork quilt, 100% British made heritage quilt with a contemporary twist.
This quilt is stitched in a traditional strip design made from; bold orange, hot pink and purple tartan Harris Tweed strip quilt, trimmed with Panpuntum, an Indian inspired printed cotton by contemporary homes ware company Tinsmith and backed by a brown mole velvet.
Flip the quilt as required to brighten your mood, relax, or cosy up. (Sorry, but the lovely Rosa the dog is not included in the sale of this quilt!)
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The Colefax and Fowler with Blue Azure Velvet and Harris Tweed Patchwork Quilt is truly British in its design and fabric combinations and is 100% British made.
This Quilt is stitched in a traditional strip design made from; light blue, light pink and red tartan Harris Tweed, trimmed with Roses and Pansies fabric by Colefax and Fowler and backed in a blue azure velvet.
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Brights Velvet and Harris Tweed Patchwork Double Bed Size Quilted Throw 100% British Made Heritage Quilt with a Contemporary Twist. This quilt is stitched in a traditional strip design made from; grass green, candy striped red and white herringbone and red and blue tartan Harris Tweed, trimmed with Hemlock fabric by rising star print designer Annabel Perrin and backed in a royal blue velvet.
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This Bespoke Double Gentleman Explorer Quilt, inspired by the British explorer Ernest Shackleton is 100% British made with fabrics carefully chosen to reflect the age and times that Shackleton, encountered and inspired.
The top of the quilt is Harris Tweed made from 100% wool. This is hardwearing fabric woven in Harris on the Outer Hebrides in Scotland, so the flecks of colour and weaves of the tweed fit in perfectly with the rugged landscape of Antartica where Shackleton and his men survived their epic adventure. The back of this Gentleman Explorer Quilt includes durable corduroy in just the right gents trousers shade encircled with utilitarian fabrics from Ian Mankin.
This Gentleman Explorer Quilt fits a double bed comfortably at 200 by 150cm and can be yours for just £395.
Please note: I make these unique quilts to order, so as with my commissions I say it takes 6-8 weeks to stitch a quilt from time of ordering. If you wish your own bespoke & unique Harris Tweed patchwork quilt, just click the link or e-mail me at lisa@quiltsbylisawatson.co.uk with your initial ideas and we can take it from there. I look forward to hearing from you.
Testimonials
Thanks to @lisawatso for the most fabulous quilt ever. Isn’t it gorgeous!!! And in my favourite colour…Green!
I bought Lisa’s ‘sunshine yellow velvet and subtle blues, browns and greys Harris Tweed, quilt. Just love the fabrics, colour combinations and the workmanship is superb.
Oh my, my, my! Lisa, what a beautiful thing you create! They are heavenly beautiful! Simply, I am glad I came across your work and brought them!!!
I am so pleased with my beautiful quilt. The colours are lovely and they tone in really well with our bedroom colours.
Lisa is very proud of her quilts and justifiably so. I have never seen any like them, photos do not do them justice.
