I taught myself to knit in 2010 and quickly fell in love with all things knitterly--the process, the community, the designs...but most especially, the wool. In 2012, I began experimenting with hand dyeing and as I went chasing after the colors in my head, a new addiction took root. My story as an indie dyer was featured in the Washington Post and I've met the most wonderful people through my yarns. I strive to create unique colors that spark the child within and think of color as a playground.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
2015: Duck Duck Wool
I taught myself to knit in 2010 and quickly fell in love with all things knitterly--the process, the community, the designs...but most especially, the wool. In 2012, I began experimenting with hand dyeing and as I went chasing after the colors in my head, a new addiction took root. My story as an indie dyer was featured in the Washington Post and I've met the most wonderful people through my yarns. I strive to create unique colors that spark the child within and think of color as a playground.
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