At the smaller arena there was all these colorful yarns just bulging from their hanging place. Interesting colors too. I'd say kind of muted, but rich colors, but then I'm no color explaining expert.
Seacolors
Weight: Aran
Fiber: Wool, Mohair
Length: 200 yards
Pumpernickel Colorway, the Show Special
Real exciting huh, brown! But I loves brown!
The yarns are usually solar dyed and seawater is also used in the dyeing process. Thus the brand name I'm sure.
Mine however, is in it's undyed, natural state.
Where it will one day become a vest.
15 comments:
It's beautiful!
Very "cold" seacolors! You wouldn't find those colors in the ocean that's actually warm. But made in Maine--it makes sense!
Oh, that's pretty! "Just brown", maybe, but a really nice shade. Screams for texture - cables or something.
I love it!
It reminds me of driftwood!! Lovely
I love it what a beautiful color of brown. Can't wait to see your vest done!
That is beautiful! Look how round and plump the yarn is! I just want to squoosh it.
It has a lovely classic wool look to it. And I love browns, too!
That yarn looks delicious!
I love that it's solar dyed and with seawater!
So gorgeous!!!
I love it! Made in Maine is very good indeed.
ooooh that will make an absolutely fabulous vest! I love that you got the natural. You have such great taste.
Heehee, they had you at "Made in Maine". It is a pretty brown.
I love how earthy this is, and the dyeing process sounds really interesting!
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