Yarn is art. Art is personal.

I started this shop in 2009 as a way to build something entirely my own — a small act of independence that grew into a way of life. I'm a Navy veteran, a mother of four, and after ten states and a whole lot of road behind me, I've put down roots in Eugene, Oregon with my husband, our blended and multicultural family, two Saint Bernards, three cats, and a pair of very opinionated rabbits.

I've been through more than I ever expected to survive — twice over, and counting — and dyeing yarn by hand became my way of staying tethered to something steady and beautiful when very little else was. Every skein still starts the same way it did back then: one pot, one color story, my own two hands.

When I'm not at the dye pots, I'm knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, gardening, hiking, snowboarding, or chasing waves. I believe deeply in human rights, in protecting the people and places that don't get protected enough, and in making things that outlast a trend. That belief is dyed into every skein that leaves this shop.

Handmade over mass-produced, always

A shop that welcomes everyone — full stop

Small-batch dyeing, low-impact practices

Veteran-owned, family-run

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Shipping & Processing Policy

All ready to ship orders will ship within 5 days of purchase. All Hand Dyed Yarn available in the shop is "dyed to order." Made/dyed to order items require at least 3 weeks to process before shipment. Optional Expedited shipping may be purchased at check out placing orders at the front of the queue; these orders will ship within 5-7 business days without the 3 week yarn dye process. Digital purchases will be sent directly to the customer. Should a shortage come about, the customer will be contacted, if an oversight should occur, please contact the seller.

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Yarn is art. Art is personal.

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