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  There’s something mythical about silver and coloured sheep!  Did you know that because the wool industry preferred to process white wool, the coloured sheep were deemed inferior and ended up not being used for fibre at all? This was because one colour was and still is so much easier to process on a big scale without having to clean all the machinery after each different coloured batch. Well, I don’t know about you, but I absolutely love natural coloured sheep and their fleece. Not only is it great to use just as is, but also to overdye it. Overdyeing...

Happy weekend everybody! I don’t know about you, but my week has been chaotic, busy, stressful and served administrative hills to climb. What saved my sanity and helped bringing my anxiety and painlevels down, was a fun time playing with colours and fibres in the dye room. As soon as I start thinking of colours and techniques and how to bring them alive on this canvas of wool and other fibres, everything just seems to disappear. It helped immensely that for the first time in months, the weather was excellent with sunshine and a bit of warmth, so I could hang...

It’s all about Indigo magic this week!

Get in touch with your WILD adventurous side and play with some Yak or Wallaby 💕 Why not both? 😉

A new fabulous Shetland dream blend with soft grey Shetland, mulberry silk and cashmere; all hand dyed with love. Fantastic to spin, wear, knit, crochet, felt and weave with.