Brooding Storm Sock Yarn
Yarn Inspiration
Winter is a very atmospheric season and is the inspriation behind this hand dyed yarn. Coming to England from Cape Town, South Africa, snow is not something that we see very often. so living through our first few winters in the English midlands it was terribly exiciting for us to see snow. I am one of those people who LOVES snow, I just cannot get enough of it.
What struck me in my first few winter seasons was the sky right before it snows. Those brooding pink/purple/grey leaden look in the sky just before the miracle of snowfall sprinkles down. Just looking a this colourway makes me long for snow days and that crazy child-like excitiment that grips my heart at the thought of thousands of snowflakes, each one unique in its makeup, falling to earth.
Hand Dyed Yarn Details
75% Superwash Merino
25% Nylon
425m per 100g
Recommended Knitting needle size: 2mm 3mm/ US 0-2
My yarn bases come from a local supplier that prides itself in sourcing its fibre from reliable suppliers with best practices with regard to animal husbandry and the environment, something that is very important to me.
I use acid dyes unless otherwise stated. Disclaimer: I wash all my yarn with wool wash which may aggravate skins that are sensitive to such products. Darker colours may run, bleed or transfer and although I take every precaution to ensure colour fastness I cannot be held responsible for any damage caused by colour transfer or bleeding in a wash.
Please ensure to follow the recommended washing instructions below. Washing Instructions: Cool Hand Wash recommended. Wash separately Follow me on Instagram for regular yarn updates @underan_englishsky