Cranberry on Ellis
I know that I am not supposed to have favorites, but Cranberry has stolen my heart from the first moment it came out of the dye pan. The colorway features rich layers that shift from bright red to deep burgundy. It is full of warmth and pairs exquisitely with softer shades when used in contrasting colorwork. Hand dyed on Ellis, a heavy lace weight yarn spun from New York State produced Wool.
THE YARN
Ellis
Domestically produced from sheep to skein in New York State
Light Fingering / Lace Weight
80% Rambouillet Wool 20% Finn Wool
600 Yards / 95 gram
Ellis is versatile lace weight yarn, spun with a balanced blend of domestically produced Rambouillet and Finn wool that together create a truly luxurious yarn with just a touch of rustic. This 2 ply yarn is slightly heavier than a typical lace weight yarn and works well on a variety of needle sizes and in a wide array of projects to create a remarkable fabric that is ultra-soft with a lofty bounce. From sheep to skein, this yarn is 100% made in New York State. The wool was produced by small farms in New York state, the fiber was spun at Battenkill Fiber Mill in Greenwich, NY and the yarn was hand dyed by me in Fairport, NY.
See my list of project inspiration Here.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Hand wash gently in cool water using a wool safe detergent such as Eucalan. Lay flat to dry. It is normal for some color to bleed from hand dyed yarns when washed for the first time; cold water will help to prevent bleeding.
FROM THE STUDIO
Each skein will vary in saturation and speckling, even if they are from the same dye batch. This is what makes hand dyed yarn so unique and special. If creating a project requiring multiple skeins of the same color, always rotate your skeins every few rows for a seamless blend of color. While we take great care to accurately photograph our products, actual colors may vary from monitor to monitor.
I know that I am not supposed to have favorites, but Cranberry has stolen my heart from the first moment it came out of the dye pan. The colorway features rich layers that shift from bright red to deep burgundy. It is full of warmth and pairs exquisitely with softer shades when used in contrasting colorwork. Hand dyed on Ellis, a heavy lace weight yarn spun from New York State produced Wool.
THE YARN
Ellis
Domestically produced from sheep to skein in New York State
Light Fingering / Lace Weight
80% Rambouillet Wool 20% Finn Wool
600 Yards / 95 gram
Ellis is versatile lace weight yarn, spun with a balanced blend of domestically produced Rambouillet and Finn wool that together create a truly luxurious yarn with just a touch of rustic. This 2 ply yarn is slightly heavier than a typical lace weight yarn and works well on a variety of needle sizes and in a wide array of projects to create a remarkable fabric that is ultra-soft with a lofty bounce. From sheep to skein, this yarn is 100% made in New York State. The wool was produced by small farms in New York state, the fiber was spun at Battenkill Fiber Mill in Greenwich, NY and the yarn was hand dyed by me in Fairport, NY.
See my list of project inspiration Here.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Hand wash gently in cool water using a wool safe detergent such as Eucalan. Lay flat to dry. It is normal for some color to bleed from hand dyed yarns when washed for the first time; cold water will help to prevent bleeding.
FROM THE STUDIO
Each skein will vary in saturation and speckling, even if they are from the same dye batch. This is what makes hand dyed yarn so unique and special. If creating a project requiring multiple skeins of the same color, always rotate your skeins every few rows for a seamless blend of color. While we take great care to accurately photograph our products, actual colors may vary from monitor to monitor.
I know that I am not supposed to have favorites, but Cranberry has stolen my heart from the first moment it came out of the dye pan. The colorway features rich layers that shift from bright red to deep burgundy. It is full of warmth and pairs exquisitely with softer shades when used in contrasting colorwork. Hand dyed on Ellis, a heavy lace weight yarn spun from New York State produced Wool.
THE YARN
Ellis
Domestically produced from sheep to skein in New York State
Light Fingering / Lace Weight
80% Rambouillet Wool 20% Finn Wool
600 Yards / 95 gram
Ellis is versatile lace weight yarn, spun with a balanced blend of domestically produced Rambouillet and Finn wool that together create a truly luxurious yarn with just a touch of rustic. This 2 ply yarn is slightly heavier than a typical lace weight yarn and works well on a variety of needle sizes and in a wide array of projects to create a remarkable fabric that is ultra-soft with a lofty bounce. From sheep to skein, this yarn is 100% made in New York State. The wool was produced by small farms in New York state, the fiber was spun at Battenkill Fiber Mill in Greenwich, NY and the yarn was hand dyed by me in Fairport, NY.
See my list of project inspiration Here.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Hand wash gently in cool water using a wool safe detergent such as Eucalan. Lay flat to dry. It is normal for some color to bleed from hand dyed yarns when washed for the first time; cold water will help to prevent bleeding.
FROM THE STUDIO
Each skein will vary in saturation and speckling, even if they are from the same dye batch. This is what makes hand dyed yarn so unique and special. If creating a project requiring multiple skeins of the same color, always rotate your skeins every few rows for a seamless blend of color. While we take great care to accurately photograph our products, actual colors may vary from monitor to monitor.
