Antique Autumn - In Stock
Named by our Instagram follower Jessica, this yarn is a perfect fall medley of gold, pumpkin, purple, teal, and burgundy. When I was creating this colorway, I had music, fall foliage, fiber friends, and togetherness in mind!
The third photo of 4 skeins, L to R, shows Chesapeake Fingering, Severn Fingering, Monocacy Fingering, and Anacostia Sock.
The fourth photo of 4 skeins, L to R, shows Deer Creek Fingering, Potomac DK, and Atlantic Fingering.
The pictured sample is the Brooklyn Raglan by Tori Yu, knit for us by Beth Leath in size 2 (modeled on 34" bust).
Yarn Bases
Yarn Bases
--Anacostia Sock--
40% Tencel, 40% Organic Cotton, 20% Elastic
377 Yards, 100 grams
--Anacostia Worsted--
40% Tencel, 40% Organic Cotton, 20% Elastic
188 Yards, 100 grams
--Atlantic Fingering--
100% Pima Cotton
437 Yards, 100 grams
--Atlantic DK--
100% Pima Cotton
218 Yards, 100 grams
--Chesapeake Fingering--
100% Organic Cotton
437 yards, 100 grams
--Chesapeake DK--
100% Organic Cotton
246 yards, 100 grams
--Chesapeake Worsted--
100% Organic Cotton
164 yards, 100 grams
--Deer Creek Fingering--
*only available in select colors*
60% Organic Cotton, 40% linen
383 yards, 100 grams
--Harbor Fingering--
*only available in select colors*
70% Organic Cotton, 30% linen
437 yards, 100 grams
--Harbor DK--
*only available in select colors*
70% Organic Cotton, 30% linen
246 yards, 100 grams
--Monocacy Fingering--
100% US Cotton Boucle
440 yards, 100 grams
--Monocacy Worsted--
100% US Cotton Boucle
164 yards, 100 grams
--Sandy Point Sport--
100% Organic Pima Cotton
328 yards, 100 grams
--Severn Fingering--
100% Tencel
437 Yards, 100 grams
--Severn DK--
100% Tencel
246 Yards, 100 grams
--Susquehanna Lace--
100% Pima Cotton
874 yards, 100 grams
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
To keep finished objects looking their best, hand-wash in cool water and lay flat to dry.
Each skein is hand-washed thoroughly after dyeing, but please keep in mind that minimal bleeding or crocking can still occur on first wash. A prewash is recommended for projects using multiple colors, especially saturated colors.
As with all hand-dyed yarns, especially plant fibers, slight variations should be expected between batches and even within dye lots. We strongly advise purchasing all skeins for a project at the same time to ensure they come from the same dye lot. It is also best practice to alternate skeins as you work.