**Ready to Ship**
Colourway: Leather Bound Books
A semi-tonal olivey brown inspired by getting lost in the stacks. I wanted to bring this colourway back for one of my personal favourite Princes of Sin, Sloth. I feel like with how much he loves his books, he's got to know a thing or two 👌🏻
"Sloth inched his way over, looking every bit as handsome as his brothers, though he seemed ready to curl up in a corner with a book I was fairly certain he'd smuggled into his jacket pocket." -KOTF, ch. 29, p. 384
"House Sloth was unlike anything Camilla had ever experienced in even the most upper-crust homes of Waverly Green...
And not simply wealth of objects, but of knowledge.
Inside, they entered a circular foyer.
Multiple corridors were accessible from the entryway, the rambling castle spanning beyond sight in all directions.
For all intents and purposes, it appeared to be an enormous library.
Every hallway she could see was lined with dark wooden shelves filled with leather-bound books. Brass sconces burned quietly along fateful paneling, and plus handwoven rugs lined the hardwood floors." -TOTF, ch. 31, p. 233
Want to use this for our Stitches & Stories Bibliophile Cardigan MAL that starts in October? Find all the info here.
Forced Proximity Lace Single-ply 74/26 Brushed Baby Suri Alpaca/Mulberry Silk, 328yds/1.8oz, 300m/50g
Due to the nature of hand-dyed yarn, colours may vary slightly per hank. For larger projects using more than one hank of yarn per colourway, we highly recommend alternating skeins throughout the project to avoid unwanted tone transitions. We have done our best to capture the colour of the yarn as accurately as possible; however, colours may vary from monitor to monitor. After dyeing the yarn, we throughly rinsed and soaked the yarn in a lanolin-based wool wash. Slight bleeding may still occur.
Recommended Care: We recommend you soak your finished object in cool water with a wool wash of your choosing, and block/lay flat to dry, in order to improve longevity. *Avoid drastic temperature changes and excessive movement to avoid felting*