Oyster Bay - World Traveler LineOyster Bay In the 1880s Chesapeake Bay accounted for more than half of the worlds oyster harvest. Today, the bays shallow waters still hold thousands of acres of oysters. This soft, green toned gray yarn is reminiscent of these fertile waters. This colorway is specifically dyed to be tonal. There will be light and dark spots within the skein. The variations in color are intentional. Colors: pale blue green gray World Traveler Weight: Light Fingering

The vibrant greens hint at her spirited nature

The short spaces of blues and teals provide a visual interest without pooling or hiding complex stitches

Weight:  Sport

What might seem like just another water plant could actually be credited with the prosperity of the Egyptian civilization

we've made them in different weights

brick pathways

combining royal elegance with textural warmth fit for the Snow Queen herself

prolific plant was used to make houses

Surrender by Cheap Trick

What will you make with this reed

this handy pouch measures 9" x 5" at it's widest

Sunny Sock