“The shore is neither land nor sea! It is both land and sea!
Whether it's a lake or saltwater, it's a place we can get away from the worries of life. The shoreline is a unique place that seems to encapsulate us. The inspiration image here was my desktop background for years, a picture taken from our first vacation, and a reminder of a peaceful, secluded beach we found; a place we never wanted to leave.
(Photo Credit: Lindsay English, 2010, Little Gasparilla Island, FL)
This is a Kaleidoscope dye style (pattern of dye application) but, like a Besprinkled, there are speckles with definition. This is a unique combination of deeper teal and blue speckles, with a soft brown and the natural creamy-white wool undertones.
Dyed on our Sprout base in DK weight.
Complementing Colors: Night Zone, Natural, Deep Cerulean, Birch, Midsummer's Night, Fawn, Blue Bird, Wenge
Shoreline | Sprout DK
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“The shore is neither land nor sea! It is both land and sea!
Whether it's a lake or saltwater, it's a place we can get away from the worries of life. The shoreline is a unique place that seems to encapsulate us. The inspiration image here was my desktop background for years, a picture taken from our first vacation, and a reminder of a peaceful, secluded beach we found; a place we never wanted to leave.
(Photo Credit: Lindsay English, 2010, Little Gasparilla Island, FL)
This is a Kaleidoscope dye style (pattern of dye application) but, like a Besprinkled, there are speckles with definition. This is a unique combination of deeper teal and blue speckles, with a soft brown and the natural creamy-white wool undertones.
Dyed on our Sprout base in DK weight.
Complementing Colors: Night Zone, Natural, Deep Cerulean, Birch, Midsummer's Night, Fawn, Blue Bird, Wenge
Sprout: Our signature blend
Our wool is from American grown Merino Sheep.
Nylon is blended to aid the wools durability.
Fully Worsted: eliminating small fibers that itch, plus aids durability.
Over-twisting the plys makes splitting difficult and makes our yarn stronger.
