box of scraps

box of scrapsBox of scraps is a misnomer really, they should be called a box of possibilities. When I dye Colour Theory, I dye a hank per colour and then split it down into balls. I always have leftovers as I want to make sure no colour is short. I can't bear throwing all that work away. Each box has at least 50g which equates to 375m of a heavy laceweight 2 ply yarn. Each little ball could be from 2m to 20m long. These are great if you want to do some visible

acting as a natural moth repellent and extending the life of your precious woolen knits

Good combos if you'd like a marl (pictured is snow / fog):

colourways:

In the kit:

Sloeberry: sloe berries from the blackthorn tree very commonly found in hedgerows have quite a bitter skin and are used to make gin

in which case I'll be in contact with a timeline

It's a very versatile colour going brilliantly well with greys and greens

Charles II hid in one to avoid capture by the Roundheads following the battle of Worcester in 1651

Use this treatment in a hand wash or add to a delicate machine cycle

A pattern PDF

Size: one size

fog and storm