Mrs. Frankenstein -- Edgar Base (U.S. Worsted) dollanganger

Mrs. Frankenstein -- Edgar Base (U.S. Worsted) dollanganger"Playful as a summer insect," Mrs. Frankenstein is named after Elizabeth Lavenza from Mary Shelley's 1818 novel, Frankenstein. This densely speckled color works up with just a hint of color repeat, in rich purples, royal blues, fox coat, and foreboding shadows. Base: Edgar: Worsted Weight, 3 ply twist. 100% Superwash U. S. Rambouillet Merino Wool; 228 yards 100 grams Price listed is per one (1) skein of yarn. All indie dyed yarn works up differently

Five unbirdly hues inspired by Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

Inspired by lapis lazuli used in historic oil paintings

possibly the most exciting and slightly heartbreaking saga of trees

A mesmerizing

87 yards / 20 grams per mini skein

so please plan your projects accordingly

Alternate skeins for large projects and hand wash in cool water for best results

Inspired by Joyce Carol Oates' adventures in dystopian science fiction

Assorted regular and limited colors

Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher" is tinged with strange family dynamics

Illustration: Arthur Rackham

⁠⁠Base: Carson (4-ply DK) 100% Superwash Merino