Shawl Fringe

For those who order in quantity, the following discounts apply. Order three or more rolls in the same order, your price is $16.00 per roll. Order five or more in one order, your price is $15.00 a roll. Order ten or more in one order, your price is $14.00 per roll. Mix and match short and tall rolls, mix and match colors. Wholesale is available to those with a state resale certificate and a city business license. Minimum 10 rolls per order for wholesale, call for price.

Further, you should be aware that we've been discovered by crafters from around the world and not all colors are in stock at all times. We have most colors in stock, usually 3 or 4 rolls of each. If you need more than three rolls of a color, allow up to four weeks for your shipment.

Most popular colors are in stock at all times, however, purples and yellows tend to go very quickly. Be prepared for these colors to be out of stock and shipped up to four weeks after your order is received.

Our fringe is one long, mostly continuous strand of fringe - not unlike a string or yarn. This type of fringe is sometimes called a chainette fringe. If you're looking for a fringe that is sewn onto a strip of fabric and is ready to sew onto your project, we unfortunately don't carry it. We only carry chainette.

While we would love to sell pre-cut fringe, we don't have it regularly in stock. We can custom cut it for you, if you'd like, but we charge an hourly rate of $30.00 (we do it the old-fashioned way, by hand) while cutting your fringe, plus the cost of your roll of fringe.

However, it's simple to cut your fringe to the length you need. To give you an easy example, if you want your fringe to be 16 inches long, you find a piece of cardboard that's 16 inches across. Wrap it with fringe, taking care not to overlap the fringe or stretch it. Cut across one end, and you'll have 32 inch long pieces of fringe. When you put it on your shawl, it will hang from the very center of the piece, making your fringe exactly 16 inches long when the shawl's finished.

We sell the rolls of fringe by weight, and have never unspooled the fringe to measure yardage. There's enough on each spool to do one adult dance shawl, and have some left over. This comes out to hundreds of yards, but we don't know exactly how many yards - sorry!  Well, also not to mention that the spoolers have got to be chatting on the phone with their friends, for I don't think we've /ever/ gotten the exact 12 oz we expect on a roll.  Sometimes less, most times more.  Much more.  Sometimes these rolls weigh over a pound.  You get a bonus.

Sometimes, we have partial rolls available. Well, more accurately, very rarely. Until we get the time to spin our own rolls, we will not be offering partial rolls online. Work with friends if you only need a small part of a roll - perhaps they have the color sitting around, or they have a shawl they want to work on.

Standard Shawl Fringe:

01 White --- Bright white

02 Off-White --- A more natural color white, slightly towards tan or a pearl

03 Maize (Light Yellow) --- A pale light color of yellow

04 Light Pink --- A pale baby pink

05 Light Blue --- A pale baby blue

06 Aqua Blue --- Customers usually call this color Turquoise. A bright blue-green

07 Celadon Green --- Pale dark green

08 Peach --- Also could be called bright coral

09 Pale Gold --- A pale blond

10 Flag Gold --- Color usually used for flag tassels

11 Orange --- Safety orange, dark color

12 Red --- Dark blood red

13 Kelly Green --- Typical medium green color

14 Royal Blue --- Medium blue

15 Lilac --- A pale purple

16 Royal Purple --- A dark purple, great color, but presently unavailable.

17 Hot Pink --- Hot fuchsia, a very bold dark pink

18 Fisherman (Ivory) --- A pale ivory color

19 Beige --- Khaki color

20 Lime Green --- A near florescent green color

21 Antique Gold --- Old time gold color, usually used as trim on flags

22 Rust Brown --- Light brown color

23 Grey --- A silver color

24 Rose --- A mauve color, a good shade!

25 Wedgwood Blue --- From the color of the inks used on the plates of the same name. A medium dark sky blue

26 Antique Blue --- Hard to describe – you'd usually find this color of blue used in couches. A French blue would also be a good description.

27 Turquoise (Teal) --- This is a very bold teal color, a favorite around here.

28 Olive Green --- A drab olive color, towards the lighter side, and frequently used to mix with other colors of fringe.

29 Pale Olive Green (Sage) --- Think of old faded army clothing

30 Coffee Brown --- Looks like the same color as ground coffee

31 Hunter Green --- Dark green with a slight blue tinge

32 Burgundy (Purplish) --- Looks like a good quality wine

33 Cranberry Red --- A dark Christmas red

34 Navy Blue --- A good lighter than normal navy color, really shines well

35 Dark Brown --- A deep chocolate brown

36 Black --- It's dark, black, and one of the most used colors.

38 Dark Navy --- A dark, midnight dark, blue.