Wuthering Heights -- Ursula Base (Yak sock) shelley

Wuthering Heights -- Ursula Base (Yak sock) shelleyInspired by Emily Bront's "Wuthering Heights" (or as I like to call it, misery on the moors), sprouting greens and a heathery violet are scattered about on this light gray heartbreaker of a colorway. The rugged landscape of Top Withens and the stormy relationships and moods of just about every character in the book fueled the colorway. Base: Ursula (Sock) 70% Merino; 20 Yak; 10% Nylon. 437 yards 100 grams Price listed is per one (1) skein of yarn. All

Francisco Goya

dried paper flowers decaying in an attic haunted by family trauma

inspired by Anne Rice's character from the Mayfair Witches series

the novel House of Leaves follows Johnny Truant as he unfolds an account of an unstable house and the claustrophobic and agoraphobic drama that unfolds within the Navidson family residents

Colors are fueled an unforgettable scene and Linda Blair's makeup in The Exorcist

In set: 120 grams / 555 yards

Due to the ghostlike nature of these colors

making it one of the first widely-known fictional accounts of vampires

there was a ponderous and nostalgic account of a particular day in June

and ivy green speckles this ode to Virginia Woolf’s famous stream of consciousness novel embraces emotion and growth and is reminiscent of blurred memories and dried flowers: a reminder of the passage of time

Rambouillet/Merino Wool (Nonsuperwash)

for striping in smaller projects like socks