Come learn about the process of growing and using weld as a natural dye!

How do you feel about your stash yarn? And why do we keep buying when we have a lot of unused yarn at home? These might seem like strange questions from someone who has a natural dye business, but like many of you, I sometimes struggle with the amount of stash yarn I’ve accumulated.

Adventures in dyeing with onion skins — here we describe more details of our onion skin pilot studies.

How do you think about patterns? From patterns in nature, to sewing, to our first Color Me Happy knitting pattern philia, this post invites you into the process of making and launching a knitting pattern, and asks you to think about what patterns you’d like to knit or crochet in the future!

We reflect on our first year in business, highlighting our new friendships and collaborations of 2022.

What are your happy colors? Not necessarily your favorite colors, or the colors you like to wear, but which colors bring you joy?!? Read more about happy colors in our latest blog, and share your colors too!

One of the visions Linda and I had when we started developing our fiber studio was to be able to partner with other makers to give back to the community, while being part of a community.

Whether you are more of a “happy accident” sort of dyer, or a “plan it out first” sort of dyer, be sure to record what you are doing in whatever medium fits naturally into your way of doing things, and know that lots of great learning can come from this practice. Happy experimenting!

Sharing learnings from a current experiment underway with Black-Eyed Susans.

Let the sunshine in.