Hand-Dyed Yarn

Hand-dyed yarn is coloured in small batches, so no two skeins are identical and the tonal shifts within a skein are the point. It also means dye lots matter: we pull every skein in an order from one lot, and alternating skeins every two rows evens out what is left.

Semi-solids suit cables and texture; variegated and speckled skeins shine in plain stockinette.

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