A Watercolor dye style, a technique that creates a blended color from far away using multiple shades of the same color family, but as you get closer the individual colors shine! Let's call this family purples, dusty violet with mauve undertones, reflects the movement away from lighter (airier hues) in favor of deeper, richer colors, "a trend evident in everything from fashion to interior design". Purple Basil has been a staple element, often representing purity and protection. The Color of the Year for 2025.
Dyed on our Sprout base in Worsted weight.
Complementing Colors: Brambleberry, Sweetberry, Thistle, Wisteria, Wonka.
Purple Basil | Sprout Worsted
*Sold by the skein
A Watercolor dye style, a technique that creates a blended color from far away using multiple shades of the same color family, but as you get closer the individual colors shine! Let's call this family purples, dusty violet with mauve undertones, reflects the movement away from lighter (airier hues) in favor of deeper, richer colors, "a trend evident in everything from fashion to interior design". Purple Basil has been a staple element, often representing purity and protection. The Color of the Year for 2025.
Dyed on our Sprout base in Worsted weight.
Complementing Colors: Brambleberry, Sweetberry, Thistle, Wisteria, Wonka.
Sprout, our signature blend
We start with Domestic (USA) grown wool, from the wool pool, with a particular micron count that gives the yarn a soft handle, yet able to with stand common uses.
The wool is super-washed (or made washable) so you can machine wash it for easier care.
Nylon is blended to aid the wools durability, yet at only 10% (making it usable as a Sock yarn) it seems it's 100% wool.
Combed for full worsted spinning to make it more durable, much less "pokey" fibers, with a thicker feel.
An over-twist on the plying makes splitting difficult and makes the yarn stronger.
Sprout was designed by us with durability and flexibility in mind, with the unrivaled quality of an All-American made yarn, ready no matter where you take your project.
