December || Mt. Jefferson || Timber and Tide Yarn Club 2026 (Copy)

Bring the Pacific Northwest to your knitting and crochet!

Rising majestically above the Cascade Mountains, Mount Jefferson is a breathtaking reminder of the Pacific Northwest's wild and rugged beauty. Snow blankets its dramatic peaks, while towering evergreens frame the peaceful alpine lake below. The still waters reflect soft shades of slate blue and silvery gray, creating a beautiful contrast against the deep forest greens and warm, earthy tones of the rocky shoreline.

December's Timber & Tide Yarn Club draws inspiration from this stunning mountain landscape, capturing the crisp beauty of snow-covered peaks, the quiet depths of alpine waters, and the timeless greens of the surrounding forest.

The Timber & Tide Yarn Club delivers a hand-dyed, high-quality skein to your door each month, inspired by the forests, mountains, and coastlines of the PNW.

Every month, choose Variegated for colorful, dynamic skeins or Tonal for soft, subtle shades.

Inspired by the wild beauty of Snoqualmie Falls, October’s colorway blends deep forest greens, mossy olive, soft stone, and misty neutrals—a moody Pacific Northwest palette that feels right at home in cozy autumn projects.

Optional Add-On:
* Receive a 20g mini skein in a coordinating color — perfect for stripes, colorwork, or small projects.

Details:
* Ships the last week of October 2026.

Yarn Bases:
* Embery Worsted: 100% Superwash Merino, Worsted/Aran Weight, 100g, 219 yd
* Embery DK: 100% Superwash Merino, DK, 100g, 246 yd
* Embery Soft DK: 80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Recycled Nylon, DK, 100g, 246 yd
* Embery Sock: 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Recycled Nylon, Fingering, 100g, 437 yd
* Embery Soft Sock: 80% Superwash Merino, 10% White Yak, 10% Silk, Fingering, 100g, 437 yd

Why You’ll Love It:
* Hand-dyed yarn in your preferred Variegated or Tonal palette.
* Optional mini add-on in a coordinating color for extra creative possibilities.

A curated yarn adventure celebrating the Pacific Northwest — stitch by stitch, month by month.