“There’s something in my ice cream,” Hanshin says.
We all look over. No one really wants to deal with him right now.
“Nothing bad,” Hanshin says, but hesitates, scraping his spoon against the side like he’s unearthing dinosaur bones.
—Issue No. 2, Fanny Gets A Boyfriend; Or Does She?
This is for all those occasions where you want to wear something subtle, like…neon.
The first try of this color can be seen in the photo gallery–it’s the one where the skein is lounging in a white pedestal dish. I started with a subtle overlay of blue on that one, thinking I wanted a bright, crispy white. I was disappointed by the color but couldn’t figure out why. The next time, I left the natural cream color of the wool. I think it’s such an improvement, and it’s how this became “Vanilla” neon. The warm white is a more contrasting backdrop to the splashes of pastel neon. I hope you will use this yarn to make a basic sweater that surprises all the neon haters out there as they get closer and closer.
In dk weight for a lightweight fabric that doesn’t take forever to knit. This yarn has several plies for a very round, yet fluffy barrel that smooshes between your fingers and puffs up in your project. I like knitting it with size 3 needles for a dense but drapey fabric.
1/9 skeins, Limited Dye Lot Colorway – Dyed in very small batches, these colorways hold hints to moments from the next zine issue!
Every skein is unique, as is the nature of small-batch hand-dyed yarn, but I do my best to match skeins sent in a single order. Photography represents the true color as accurately as possible, but it is impossible to account for the subjective nature of color perception or the color settings of various screens.
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