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Fall Shop Update

  • French Rose fingering yarn, cochineal, pink, naturally dyed yarn, non-superwash, 450 yards, merino/rambouillet cross wool
    $35.00
    $35.00
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    2 in stock
  • Lavender fingering yarn, cochineal, lavender, naturally dyed yarn, non-superwash, 450 yards, merino/rambouillet cross wool
    $35.00
    $35.00
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    8 in stock
  • Petal bulky yarn, cochineal, light pink, naturally dyed yarn, non-superwash, 125 yards, Merino/Rambouillet cross wool
    $30.00
    $30.00
    Sold out
    8 in stock
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Why Natural Dyes

We are part of the Slow Fiber Movement. Celebrating natural dyes connects us to nature; gathering, growing, and harvesting dye plants is an extremely gratifying endeavor. Seeing the yarn emerge from the dye pot - whether it’s the first time or the tenth time - provides a deep appreciation for where color comes from.

Row of mason jars filled with natural dye ingredients: weld, madder root, Hopi black dye sunflower seeds, cosmos flowers, cochineal, marigolds, and yellow onion skins on wood background
natural dye materials: black knight scabiosa, heather, lichen, weld, dried avocado skins and pits, and yellow onion skins on wood background

Gathering Color

We forage, grow and source our dye plants for year-round color availability. read more

woman holding a large handful of un-dyed non-superwash yarn

Fiber

We partner with Shaniko Wool Company for our 100% Merino/Rambouillet. read more

woman pulls naturally-dyed yarn out of hot dye bath outside

Process

It takes a significant amount of time and labor to produce naturally-dyed yarn. read more