“Woodland”: blackberries on an autumn walk. With three purples and four greens, this is a complex and pretty colour that evokes the fall countryside. It’s on sock, sparkle, DK, and aran.
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“Woodland”: blackberries on an autumn walk. With three purples and four greens, this is a complex and pretty colour that evokes the fall countryside. It’s on sock, sparkle, DK, and aran.
The Magpie Inkcap is a toxic mushroom found in deciduous woodlands, especially under beech and oak trees. Its cap is initially egg shaped before opening into a dark bell with white flakes resembling magpie plumage. The white gills turn black and deliquesce into ink, which was historically used for writing.
Part of the British Fungi on Bluefaced Leicester collection, this colourway is a @yorkshireyarnfest exclusive for the show this weekend.
A weekend celebration of all things yarn, with crafting social events, a marketplace of exhibitors and workshops.
The final mushroom colourway is, um, Wood Blewit again! It’s because I accidentally dyed it on merino/nylon instead of bluefaced leicester and then I thought it would be fun to redo it differently so one colourway represented the gills and another the cap. Photo two shows the latest batch of Turkey Tail, also dyed specially for @yorkshireyarnfest as it’s sold out again online.
A weekend celebration of all things yarn, with crafting social events, a marketplace of exhibitors and workshops.
A roundup of this week’s new colourways - inspired by British Fungi for @yorkshireyarnfest this weekend. It’s 6am and we are just grabbing a coffee before we hit the road down to England.
A weekend celebration of all things yarn, with crafting social events, a marketplace of exhibitors and workshops.
Again, not one but three new colourways in a single post, plus a popular repeatable. These will all be available at @yorkshireyarnfest next weekend. Tickets are still available. Go to yorkshireyarnfest.com and click on the big green box that says “Have you got your ticket yet?”. There will also be some on the door so I really hope to see you all there!
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Next up in the British Fungi on Bluefaced Leicester collection for @yorkshireyarnfest is Wood Blewit, an edible wild mushroom often found in leaf litter. Its cap is initially purple, turning more brown as it matures, and its gills are lilac. They thrive in woodlands and are sometimes found growing in “fairy rings.” yorkshireyarnfest.com
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Autumn is “Cute Leaf Season” … a pretty mix of greens, vivid hues of gold, amber, orange, and russet festooning the trees and the woodland trail. It captures the fleeting natural colours of fall woods in permanent form, making it ideal for cozy, nature-inspired projects.
This is part of the Autumn Aran micro series for @yorkshireyarnfest and, in related news, I have dyed more Turkey Tail - one batch for online now and one batch for the show. I’ve also made some on DK, which has turned out more teal in colour.
A weekend celebration of all things yarn, with crafting social events, a marketplace of exhibitors and workshops.
“Horse Chestnut”, an ever popular autumn colourway with new batches freshly dyed for @yorkshireyarnfest available online already.