Corn Pone Pine Cone
Price range: $12.00 through $34.00
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Scobi Diver
Price range: $12.00 through $34.00
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Kelp Futon
Price range: $12.00 through $34.00
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I’m Lichen It
Price range: $12.00 through $34.00
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Floor’s Lava
Price range: $12.00 through $34.00
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Period Piece
Price range: $12.00 through $34.00
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ABOUT THE KIT
Maya Sweater Kit
Dyed on an ultra-cushy, 100% merino bouclé base
We designed the kits to include a mini-skein for the crochet trim on the collar of the Maya Sweater, so you can create your perfect pairing without buying a whole skein of your accent color!
What’s in the kit?
- (5-7) 100g bouclé merino dk skeins (corresponds to sizes S through 5XL)
(1) 25g dk weight mini-skein for the crochet edging on the collar
COLORWAYS
Period Piece
Scobi Diver
Floor’s Lava
I’m Lichen It
Kelp Futon
Corn Pone Pine Cone
THE DESIGN
ABOUT
The Maya Sweater
A loungeworthy outerwear piece for fall, DEGEN’s Maya Sweater has one main color and one accent color. The accent color appears at the crochet picot trim along the large collar. I loved designing a palette with this sweater in mind. As a two-color sweater, it meant looking for unique and exciting ways to pair colors, while also looking for cohesion in the overall palette.
THE COLLECTION
ABOUT
The primary challenge for me in designing this palette was DEGEN’s request for darker hues, having been a sucker for brights for all of my dyeing days past. It was also very interesting to work on bouclé, which was the requested base.
After many new side-quests in the dyepots, I returned to my favorite way to design a colorway, which is to create distinct spots of a second color within each colorway. As for the hues, I focused on colors that reminded me of DEGEN: oozy reds and childlike yellows sandwiched by sluggy green and browns.
