January - Frosted Locust

There’s a quiet kind of beauty to winter in Eastern Washington — the kind that invites you to slow down and notice what usually goes unseen.

Frosted Locust is inspired by frost-dusted black locust trees in Whitman County, standing still against pale winter skies. Soft lavender and gentle periwinkle wash through the skein like cold morning air, with hints of blush and cool blue tucked in like secrets beneath the frost. A warm golden accent brings contrast and hope — a reminder that sunlight always finds its way back.

This colorway feels calm and steady, perfect for mindful stitching during the heart of winter. It’s the kind of yarn that invites quiet moments: a favorite chair, a warm drink, and the comfort of making something by hand.

Each skein is hand-dyed with care, celebrating the subtle beauty of Washington’s winter landscapes — and the joy of slowing down, one stitch at a time.