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a bulky weight cowl made with the squishiest, bounciest, airiest yarn ever
I'm Anne: a maker, knitting artist, and believer in the common good. I create patterns for knitwear, hand-dye yarn, and make my own clothes.
Using hand-dyed yarn is one of the greatest pleasures for a knitter or crocheter. Hand-dyed yarn gives a complexity of color and vibrance to your project that is impossible to achieve with commercial yarn.
My handmade kits are more than materials to make a project. They are an experience of beauty, slow making, and hope.
Yarn that’s dyed by hand is a true delight for a knitter or crocheter to use: it has a depth of color and complexity that just can’t be matched by commercial yarn.
I hand-dye a small set of exquisite yarn bases in my outdoor, backyard San Francisco dye kitchen.
My style is to create a yarn that will give you a knitted fabric that looks semi-solid from a distance—and rich and multi-hued when viewed up close. I create colors for the simple, timeless things you want to make and wear.
complex, hand-layered colors • yarn bases with character
About my yarn basesYou're invited to join my
a surprise skein of yarn delivered every other month to your mailbox