Vibrant magenta-purple skeins naturally dyed with foraged pokeberries. Each skein is unique with beautiful color variations from deep wine to bright fuchsia. Perfect for that one-of-a-kind project with an organic, earthy vibe.

The brilliance of the wild pokeberry is captured on these skeins of lace weight 100% Merino Wool. Slightly variegated as nature decided!

Includes two skeins in the bundle.

The dark purple plum skins that drew me in also threw me a curve ball with the beige finish. Still beautiful! Dried with some texture of the skin debris and notable roughness. Would be better utilized in weaving than a next-to-skin garment.

Single Ply 100% Merino Wool

The soft, handspun wool took the pokeberry deeply into it's fibres and dyed alongside the Mauve Bulky, for some reason, it decided it was going to become a smoky lavender variegated tone, and who am I to argue?

Single Ply 100% Soft Falklands Wool

The soft, handspun wool took the pokeberry dye beautifully and cured in the sun to fade into a mauve beauty.

Single Ply 100% Soft Falklands Wool

This cold-dyed pokeberry bath produced a heathered skein in the merino and silk blend. Grey tones underly a spectrum of purples.

The brilliant mustard green color came so effortlessly from naturally foraged wild grape leaves gently warmed over the stove.

The delightful tea sipping adventure with the butterfly pea vine resulted in this variegated blue/gray/green? skein.

The mauve color tone came from naturally foraged Canadian cherries (choke cherries!) using the heating method.

Cheerful red Canadian cherries saturated this skein in a fall solar dye in the Montana sunshine. Three weeks of curing produced a natural variegation of cherry and silk.