Spring Awakening Yarn Box

As the days slowly grow longer, the earth begins to awaken from its winter slumber. Nature begins to grow, sprouting from the ground and budding on trees. The first flowers of the year make their early appearance, sometimes only to get covered in snowflakes that you thought were gone for the year. Chickens begin laying their eggs again. The warmer days encourage you to open your windows to let the breeze energize the air inside. But the warmer weather also brings tumultuous storms. 

The Botanic Fiber Shoppe Spring Awakening Yarn Box is a celebration of the coming season and the changes it brings. 

This yarn box will include 7 mini skeins and 1 full skein of fingering weight yarn. While it is not a true fade, the mini colorways were made to lead from one to the next in a non traditional fade. 

Note: The picture above is an inspirational photo collection of the 8 colorways in the yarn box. As to not spoil the surprise for those who do not want to see, I have not included pictures of the yarn. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE COLORWAYS BEFORE YOU PURCHASE they are available on my Instagram and Facebook page. 

This yarn is READY TO SHIP. Every skein will be individually wrapped so that there’s some fun opening each one, but there’s no timeline for it. Open at your leisure! 

Yarn Details: 

All skeins are made of our Fingering Weight, 85% Superwash Merino (Extra Fine) 15% Nylon, 4-ply yarn. 

Full skein: 437 yards // 100 grams

Mini skeins: 87 yards // 20 grams

THIS YARN BOX SHIPS FOR FREE

All skeins are hand-dyed with care in a smoke-free and pet-free home. This collection was dyed in the traditional acid dye method. The acidic base I used was distilled white vinegar. After dyeing, all yarn is washed and rinsed thoroughly, however, a small amount of color bleeding may still occur during the first wash. 

For best care, please gently hand wash in cold water with a wool wash and lay flat to dry. Store yarn in an area away from direct sunlight to help maintain color. 

The wool used in this yarn is ethically produced from sheep that have NOT been mulesed.