Merino wool, cashmere and nylon superwash sock/fingering yarn hand dyed in a variant of the Yarntuary colorway “Gods and Monsters”, named after the song by Lana Del Rey.
This batch of variants was made during Trial 4 of experimentation for the colorway and it will not be reproduced. Although variants are normally one of a kind, these three were made using the same dye lot, etc. and so make up a small variant batch.
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Note that there is another listing for trial 4 Merino wool, cashmere and nylon listings. The difference between that one and this one is that the green is more intense in this batch due to switching something in the process of making the batch.
What makes these variants different from the final colorway is 1) the blueish purple is lighter, 2) the black in this variant is striped across the blueish purple areas whereas in the final colorway it is striped across the green and dotted across the blueish purple.
The exciting thing about variants is they aren't likely to be reproduced so your yarn will be different than anyone else's!
This yarn is ridiculously cool looking. The colors in the yarn are a creepy light green, a deep blueish purple and black.
It is luxurious and soft. It can be used to make socks and other items such as scarves, shawls, cowls, and more!
The yarn is 80% Superwash Merino Wool, 10% Cashmere, 10% nylon (425 yd/388m, 100g/3.5 oz, weight 1).
Each hank is dyed by hand and due to the nature of the process, each one is unique. There is not one that is exactly like another. If working with more than one hank in a project, it is recommended to switch between hanks every few rows.
The yarn has been dyed using professional acid dyes and thoroughly rinsed in order to prevent bleeding, but I would still recommend hand washing on its own for the first wash.
Hand wash items made with this yarn in room temperature water or machine wash on gentle cycle in cool water with low spin. Air dry.
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