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Summer Monday Dyepot Special!
If you’re a fan of yellow but don’t want to wear something lemony or mustardy, this is a great color choice. Called simply The 1970’s, this colorway has gotten a lot of positive response this summer. Whether you’re thinking summer shawl or warm winter scarf try a yarn colorway that can blend beautifully with reds, greens, blues, purples, blacks and browns. This colorway has warmth and subtly that soothes — I think you’ll love it as much as I do.
Shown below in both Oak Barn Merino and Wool Silk Single Ply Fingering I’m dyeing the first batch of The 1970’s this week in Wool Silk 2 Ply Sport.
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| The 1970’s in Oak Barn Merino Lace |
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| The 1970’s in Wool Tussah Silk Single Ply Fingering |
The 1970’s in Oak Barn Merino $25.50 (regularly $30) 1000 yards
The 1970’s in Wool Tussah Silk Single Ply Fingering $21.25 (regularly $25) 400 yards
The 1970’s in Wool Tussah Silk 2 Ply Sport $21.25 (regularly $25) 220 yards
