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What's on the loom right now

There's no shopping cart here, and that's on purpose. Every piece Carol weaves is one-of-a-kind, so what you see below is what actually exists today, not a product line that gets restocked. Prices are ranges rather than fixed numbers, because the fiber content and the hours a piece takes on the loom vary from one to the next, sometimes considerably. A simple plain-weave towel and a heavyweight herringbone throw with hand-dyed wool are both handwoven in Montana, but they don't take the same time or the same materials, and the price reflects that.

Rust, orange, and teal handwoven fringed scarf folded neatly
$95–300

Handwoven Scarves

Each scarf begins on the loom with fiber Carol has often spun and dyed herself. Structures range from classic twill to intricate diamond twill and plaid, worked in wool, linen, silk blends, and hand-dyed Targhee. Price depends on fiber content and the complexity of the weave structure.

Purple diamond-pattern handwoven shawl displayed at a Montana market booth
$125–400

Wraps & Shawls

Generous, one-of-a-kind pieces meant to be worn and lived in. Woven in twill, houndstooth, and diamond patterns using a mix of wool, linen, and hand-dyed fibers, each wrap is shaped by the colors and textures Carol chose the day she wove it, so no two are ever quite the same.

Blue and teal striped handwoven poncho on a mannequin
$125–400

Ponchos

Easy, drapeable pieces woven from richly textured wool, linen, and blended yarns. Structures vary from simple plain weave to more complex twill patterning, chosen to let the natural character of the fiber show through.

Herringbone weave handwoven throw blanket draped on a wooden bench
$200–500

Throws & Blankets

Substantial pieces for the home, often woven in herringbone or twill for extra warmth and structure. Built from heavier-weight wool and linen blends, meant to be used for years, not folded away.

Stack of folded handwoven towels in blue stripe and check patterns on a granite counter
$30–50

Handwoven Towels

Practical, durable, and beautifully made, woven in classic tabby or twill structures from sturdy cotton and linen, built to hold up to daily use.

Hand-dyed teal Targhee wool roving feeding onto a spinning wheel bobbin
$4–12/oz

Targhee Wool Roving

Raised and processed with Montana's Targhee sheep, this roving is offered undyed for spinners who want to dye their own, or hand-dyed by Carol in small batches using her own color work.

Rainbow of Carol's hand-dyed mini yarn skeins laid out by color
from $25

Hand-Dyed Yarn

Small-batch yarn hand-dyed by Carol, priced by weight and fiber content.

How It Works

From the loom to you

01

Browse

See what's currently available above. Since each piece is one-of-a-kind, what's shown is what's ready to go.

02

Reach Out

Call or text Carol at 406-671-4932, message through the contact form, or catch her in person at a Montana market or fair.

03

Purchase

Complete your purchase directly with Carol, in person or by arrangement, using Venmo, PayPal, or Square.

04

Enjoy

Pick up your piece or arrange shipping (always free) and enjoy a one-of-a-kind, handwoven piece made in Montana.

  A Note on Care

Fiber content varies piece to piece, so every scarf, wrap, and throw comes with its own care instructions rather than one generic set of rules for the whole shop.

Common Questions

FAQ

Do you take custom or commission orders?

No. Three Bags Full doesn't take commission work. Carol has found that a piece loses something when it's shaped to someone else's spec instead of her own eye for color and fiber that week, so what's on the Shop & Gallery page is what's available.

How do I pay for a piece?

Once you and Carol have agreed on a piece, payment goes directly to her through Venmo, PayPal, or Square.

Do you ship, and does it cost extra?

Yes, Three Bags Full ships anywhere within the US, and shipping is always free. Payment is arranged first, then Carol ships or hands off the piece in person.

How do I know what's actually available right now?

Check this Shop & Gallery page or Carol's Instagram (@threebagsfull_mt) for the most current pieces, since availability changes as things sell. If you don't see it listed but you're not sure, just ask.

What fibers do you work with?

Wool, silk, linen, and cotton, often hand-dyed and hand-spun by Carol herself, including Targhee wool raised and processed in Montana.

How do I take care of my piece?

Every piece comes with its own care instructions specific to its fiber content, since a silk-blend scarf and a wool throw don't get treated the same way.

Can I see pieces in person before buying?

Yes. Carol sells at Montana markets and fairs throughout the year. Check the Where to Find Me page or her social channels for upcoming dates, or reach out directly to ask.

See something you love? Don't wait.

Every piece is one-of-a-kind, so if you see something you love, reach out and let's talk about making it yours.

  Call or Text Carol