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‘Linen yarns give a strong impression of the diversity of linen; from coarse and hairy to glistening fine, of natural colour or bleached.’
Over the past years, Corrie van Eijk has built up an enormous archive of linen yarns from people who have stopped weaving or have passed away. These yarns give a strong impression of the diversity of linen; from coarse and hairy to glistening fine, of nat
