Mrs. Frankenstein -- Brontë Base (Yak/Silk DK) solnit

Mrs. Frankenstein -- Brontë Base (Yak/Silk DK) solnit"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: Bront (Yak Silk DK) 60% Superwash Merino Wool 20% Silk 20% Yak; 231 yards 100 grams Price listed is per one (1) skein of yarn. All indie dyed yarn works up differently depending on gauge,

Electronic Tears

Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein features one mad scientist and one creature created by said mad scientist and driven mad by neglect and isolation

The Pit and the Pendulum (deep rust)

Quinn (goblin chartreuse)

231 yards per 100 grams

A 4AM hue speckled with the half-lucid crimson depths of insomnia⁠ and nightmare

Suggested Soundtrack: The Crow Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1994)⁠

Lenore (or in some translations

"The Willows" is a perfectly dreadful account of how terrifying the natural world can be

you’ll know Bunny fits right in

"By bedtime

Darkness and twilight with hints of starry skies shrouding ancient secrets embody the concept of timewalking found in Deborah Harkness’s All Souls trilogy