Every skein is dyed using a method that uses up nearly all the pigment—called exhaust dyeing. I use acid dyes because they’re vibrant, reliable, and safe when used with care.
The process is slow and deliberate. I balance pH, heat, and color to suit each type of yarn. Then I steam-set the color to make sure it lasts—without damaging the fibers.
When the dyeing is done, I don’t pour anything down the drain. Leftover water goes to a professional waste facility, where it’s safely treated, purified, and reused. It’s an extra step, but one I believe in.
Natural dyes may sound gentler, but they often require more land, water, and sometimes harsh additives. Not all “natural” is truly sustainable.
To me, dyeing is more than color—it’s care. It’s memory, story, and respect for everything that made this yarn possible.
Dye Notes: Inside the Color Process
Natural vs. Acid Dyes
Not all dyes are created equal—and neither are their environmental footprints. As a dye artist, I believe it’s important to understand both the strengths and tradeoffs of the materials we use. Here’s a side-by-side look:


A Clear Comparison
Hand-Dyed, Not Mass-Dyed
Behind the scenes footage of the dye ritual is on its way—because process is part of the story...
Color with Care
✓ Soul-dyed yarn, slow-made with care
✓ Water-wise: reused dye baths & steam set
✓ No harsh stuff — just process and purpose
✓ Small batches, made with intention
✓ From earthy to electric — colors with freedom
✓ From local hands, to global makers
✓ Built for makers, not mass production
✓ A relationship, not just a transaction
Hand-Dyed, Not Mass-Dyed
Behind the scenes footage of the dye ritual is on its way—because process is part of the story...
Color with Care
✓ Soul-dyed yarn, slow-made with care
✓ Water-wise: reused dye baths & steam set
✓ No harsh stuff — just process and purpose
✓ Small batches, made with intention
✓ From earthy to electric — colors with freedom
✓ From local hands, to global makers
✓ Built for makers, not mass production
✓ A relationship, not just a transaction

Inside the Process
A visual journal of the colorwork, chemistry, and care behind each skein.
Get a glimpse into my studio—where color, science, and story come together.
This journal will share snapshots of me dyeing in real time: mixing colors, measuring acids, filtering dye baths, and drawing inspiration from images that hold feeling.
You'll see the tools I use, the quiet steps behind the scenes, and the hands-on love that goes into each skein.
It’s not just about how the yarn looks—but how it’s made, and why.
