Palette Yarn

Brass is a heathered golden brown color. The mottled strands feature reds and yellow tones that combine and give an overall brassy combination. It is perfect for fall and pairs beautifully with browns.

Hare Heather is a wonderfully complex neutral that ranges in shades from a very light cream to beige, camel, and a dusty light brown. With slightly cooler undertones, Hare Heather is an excellent neutral on its own or as part of a soft gradient of creams, browns, and greys.

Briar Heather is a richly heathered brown. Along with warm undertones and subtle flecks of cream against a range of browns, Briar Heather falls somewhere in between Doe and Bark and is perfect for adding a soft transition of color when working with other neutrals.

Oregon Coast is a sandy brown color. The multi-colored flecks throughout the strand give a beautiful heathered look reminding us of the colors of the shells and rocks that make up our exquisite beaches along the Oregon Coast line.

Doe is a light chocolate brown color. A great neutral to keep in your yarn stash, this toasty brown will warm up any project. It looks fabulous when paired with other browns as well as with orange and yellow tones for a dreamy fall design.

Hazelnut is a dark reddish brown color. A russet brown, Hazelnut has more red than Bison and has us dreaming of freshly brewed hazelnut flavored latte’s that are very popular here in the Northwest. A beautiful color that would look great in a fall sweater or vest.

Wallaby is a medium charcoal grey color with golden undertones. The golden undertone gives it a darker more muted color than Ash as well as adds depth and shine. It is very similar to a gun metal grey.

Merlot is a deep reddish brown color. It is very close in color to a raisin or currant. The heathered tones range from; light golden yellows to a dark raspberry red giving the overall color the look of a luscious chocolate raspberry look.

Wheat Heather is a toasty warm beige with hints of camel, raw umber, and light heathered flecks of a barely there ercu. Wheat Heather is a lovely neutral that is in between the colors of Almond and Doe.

Toffee is a wonderfully warm medium-brown that almost seems to glow with subtle hints of bronze and copper. Similar to Brown Sugar, Toffee is lighter in shade with stronger undertones of yellow throughout and would pair well with other jewel tones.

Bittersweet is a dark chocolate color. Much like the rich bittersweet chocolate it is named after this luscious deep brown is a staple in your yarn stash. It’s perfect for use as a focal color or in color work. Pair it with lighter browns or with oranges and greens for a festive fall project.

Mongoose is a creamy medium brown. Not as light as a milk chocolate, but resembles the color of espresso. A rich color that looks great with darker brown, oranges, and greens for a classic fall combination.

Puma Heather is a lovely heathered light brown with muted undertones and flecks of raw umber, sand, and subtle hints of silver. Lighter than Lynx Heather yet cooler in tone than Wheat Heather, Puma Heather is the perfect brown that lets you transition in between a variety of browns, greys, and other neutrals.

Almond is a khaki tan color and is lighter than Doe. The shade of creamy nougat, Almond is a good neutral to have in your yarn stash. It is perfect for pairing with a wide range of colors and is great as a focal color too.

Bison is a rich bittersweet chocolate brown color that has less red than hazelnut. Like a worn leather jacket, Bison is a cozy and welcoming color that you will want to wrap yourself in. It’s great for pairing with other neutrals as well as oranges, yellows and greens for a beautiful fall combination.

Lynx Heather is a medium brown that that is set against heathered flecks of toasty warm browns with red undertones and lighter beige. The addition of subtle heathered flecks of silver give Lynx Heather a luminescent quality to its color. A wonderful color on its own, you’ll love Lynx Heather for creating subtle gradients and transitions of browns and neutrals.

Bark is a medium chocolate brown color. It’s as tantalizing as your favorite candy bar, yet the perfect neutral to add to your wardrobe or yarn stash for future projects. It is the perfect focal yarn or looks great as an accent color when combined with lighter yarn colors like Cornmeal, Suede and Cream.

Brown Sugar is a very rich tawny brown with warm red undertones. Having subtle hints of sienna and burnt umber, Brown Sugar is a versatile colorway that lies somewhere in between a very warm medium brown and an earthy rust red.

Thicket is a dusty light brown with a gray undertone. Create an earth toned project by pairing taupe Thicket with a forest green, like Forest Heather and Verdant Heather.

Serpentine is a caramel brown color with a yellow undertone. The golden tones give it the look of an antiqued bronze for a touch of vintage appeal.

A cool medium brown, Grizzly Heather has more of a gray undertone than Bark, Brindle Heather and Bison. A perfect neutral to pair with other cool toned bright colors, like icy blues. Or create a color gradient of cool browns, by combining Grizzly Heather with Bittersweet Heather and Thicket.

True to its name, Macaw captures the vibrant shades of green found in these bright and colorful birds. Macaw is a true bright green with slightly cooler undertones that works well alone or as a bright accent color to make your project pop.

Clover is a rich avocado green color. A yellow green, Clover resembles lush patches of greenery that shine in the sunlight all year long. Pair it with Turmeric, Masala and Sweet Potato for a beautiful fall color scheme.

Sea Grass is a warm light green with strong grey undertones. Sea Grass is a color that can also read as a muted pastel and works well as a transition color that pairs well with other soft neutrals as well as darker shades with similar muted tones.

Tranquil is a calming blue green color. If you find the calming turquoise colors of the ocean soothing and enjoyable, then you will love having a sweater knitted out of Tranquil. It's a beautiful color on its own or for color work.

Aurora is a deep hunter green color. A heathered yarn, it ranges in color from a dark almost black green to a medium grass green. The gradual transition of the green tones gives Aurora a rich and luxurious look to any project.

Lichen is a lush, mossy green colorway with soft hints of olive and yellow. The warm undertones allow Lichen to go with other warm neutrals but it also shines when paired with bright and vibrant blues.

Ivy is a deep, lush blue green color. Almost a dark evergreen, Ivy reminds us of walking through the rich grassy areas of a thick forest here in the Northwest.

Alfalfa is a cool yellow green color. A delicate foliage green, Alfalfa could be used as a pastel. It is very close to a lime green, but is a softer shade with more yellow tones. It is sure to be a bright spot in your next project.

Edamame is a light avocado color. A spring green, Edamame is a medium yellow green that pops when paired with yellows, greens and oranges for either a fresh spring look or a crisp fall inspired sweater.

Tarragon is a yellow green color with grey undertones. An antique green, it looks fabulous when paired with browns and oranges for a fun fall combination. Great for color work or as a focal color.

Verdant is a mossy green color. The heathered strands range in colors from a turquoise blue, and olive green to a golden brown. Combined they make a beautiful, lush vintage or rustic green.

Green Tea is a bright yellow green color that shines with almost a neon intensity. A tantalizing color, Green Tea closely resembles a cool glass of limeade and is sure to give your color work a lively touch.

Larch Heather is a rich, deep green color with warm, heathered flecks of olive and brown undertones for added depth of color.

Forest is a medium misty yellow green color whose overall shade is lighter and includes more yellow than Ivy. Like the many shades of green found in the forest, it combines strands of yellow and a variety of greens for its beautiful heathered look.

Limeade is a bright, vibrant, and almost neon shade of lime green. This shade is heathered, so there are tiny bits of aqua and chartreuse blended into this color. Combine with Whirlpool or Sky.

Celadon is a pale jade green color. A delicate heathered color, Celadon ranges from a soft yellow to a celery green for a light and beautiful combination.

Caper is a lighter green with very warm undertones of olive and browns, and would work well with other neutrals and shades with warmer hues.

Peapod is the color of fresh cut grass, sprouting seeds, and leafy shade trees. This happy shade will remind you of springtime blooms. Peapod is a light green, but not as yellow based as lime or chartreuse green, so it will compliment many different skin tones.

Grass is a vibrant, medium green that is close to a true green, but has a touch of yellow. It has the same tonal value as Teal, but features more yellow than blue. Similar to the color of summer grass and fresh green foliage, Grass is a wonderful color that complements yellow greens as well as darker shades of browns and blues.

Douglas Fir is a deep blue green color with a grey undertone. It features more blue than a hunter green, but has more green than a mallard green. A luscious jewel tone, Douglas Fir pairs beautifully with other jewel tones, and can be used for both masculine and feminine projects.

Spearmint is a pine green color. The slight bluish grey undertone gives it a soft mistier look that has an almost vintage vibe. It pairs up beautifully with Navy, Ivy, Bark, Masala and Sweet Potato.

Silver is a slate gray color. An elegant neutral grey, Silver is lighter than Ash but darker than Mist. It is a must to keep in your yarn stash. It is the perfect shade that will go with every color.

Ash is a charcoal gray color. A dark neutral gray, Ash can be combined with a variety of color tones for either a feminine or masculine look. Great for the office or a relaxing weekend at home.

Black is a true black and looks great with anything. Use it as an accent color in your favorite pattern or by itself.

Asphalt is a dark heathered grey color. Much like the asphalt we drive on, it shows color variations throughout the strand giving it depth and natural texture. It could be used in place of black, although it isn’t a true black.

Stellar Heather is a dark heather that sets flecks of crimson, wine, and reds against black while the subtle flecks of white give a depth and texture to this complex color. Perfect for transitioning from blacks into other warmer shades, Stellar Heather is also a wonderful warm black on its own.

Finnley Heather is a complex mix of heathered greys that range from cream to a medium ash and taupe grey, along with subtle hints of a darker charcoal grey. Pairing together a warmer cream with a range of greys makes Finnley Heather the ideal, shade-shifting grey that works with a range of colors.

Marble is a cool blue gray color. Just like a true marble has variations of light and dark tones, our heathered Marble yarn does too. This beautiful neutral grey is ideal for either masculine or feminine projects and goes with a wide range of colors for extreme versatility.

Mist is a cool, icy gray color with a slight blue undertone. Like the light early morning mist that sparkles in the sunlight, it will shine as well as add a delicate touch to your next project. It looks great when paired with darker shades of gray as well as with blues to play up the blue tones.

Gosling is a medium grey with a barely there hint of green undertones. This delicate color works excellently as a subtle transition color for complex colorwork projects and fares just as well on its own for those who love to work with muted color palettes.

Akin to looking up into a dark sky in the middle of nowhere, Abyss Heather is deep and complex heather that sets off heather flecks of a bright dark blue against black. You will also notice very subtle heathered flecks of silver throughout, giving Abyss Heather a mysterious yet vibrant finish.

Rooibos Heather is a spicy blend of toasty oranges and reds with warm flecks of rich, dark browns mixed throughout.

Salsa is a reddish orange color with flecks of golden yellow. This spicy color reminds us of a bowl of homemade salsa with all of its warm and inviting red and orange tones. A rich color that looks fabulous when combined with browns, greens and other orange shades.

Sweet Potato is a spicy orange yellow color. It is close in shade and tone to the flesh of a sweet potato and is very similar in color to the skin of a pumpkin with a rusty brown undertone. A beautiful color for that perfect fall sweater!

MaiTai is a soft dreamy orange yellow color. It is lighter and has less pink than conch. This delicate heathered yarn looks a lot like a orange creamsicle that has been swirled together for a delicate mottled look. Perfect for pairing with oranges, yellows and browns.

Cayenne is a hot color that is bright, bold, and sure to make a statement! This fiery  orange has undertones of red and works well for vibrant, colorful projects or tone it down by using it as a fun accent shade in your next colorwork project. 

Kumquat is a yellow orange color. It’s a tantalizing citrus orange with heathered strands ranging from a golden yellow to a medium orange. A vibrant color that will spice up your fall and winter wardrobe.

Orange is a true orange color that is brighter than Sweet Potato. It is the ideal orange that looks perfect with browns, greens and reds for that perfect fall sweater.

Masala is a rusty, brownish orange color. Like the combination of South Asian spices it is named after, Masala will give your wardrobe a warm and spicy touch. A rich color that is perfect for your next fall project. It looks fabulous when combined with Clover, Bark, Ivy and Cornmeal.

Golden is a soft yellow orange color. The mottled tones give this light tangerine color a warm golden glow. It complements other colors very will including Navy, Green Tea, Bark and Ivy.

Cosmopolitan is a very bright fuchsia pink color. It is brighter and has less purple than Fuchsia and shines with almost a neon glow and will make your color work pop! Along the lines of the pink you find in a Cosmos flower, Cosmopolitan is sure to brighten up any wardrobe.

Fuchsia is a bright pinkish purple color. An electric magenta, it is named after the beautiful and vibrant flowers of the fuchsia plant. More pink than Fairy Tale, but is darker than Cosmopolitan, it shines when combined with other pinks, purples and blues and is perfect for use in color work.

Raspberry is a pinkish orange color. A deep salmon color, Raspberry is a bold and bright addition to your yarn stash. It shines when paired with Navy, Eggplant and Blue Note.

Lady Slipper is a delicate pinkish purple color. It has more purple than Blush, but has more pink and is brighter than Hyacinth. This delicate pastel reminds us of the purple and violet tones found in the beautiful blooms of the orchid. Combine with other pastel colors for a light and sophisticated project.

Blush is a delicate, soft pink color with a slight bluish undertone. Very close in shade to a baby pink, it is a delightful color that reminds us of the delicate shade of a child's sparkling pink cheek tones. It looks beautiful when paired with other pastels like Hyacinth and Sky as well as darker colors like Navy and Eggplant.

Blossom is a delicate pink color, darker than Blush. A heathered yarn, Blossom features light to medium shades of a soft baby pink color palette. Not only does it remind us of beautiful pink spring flowers, but a little like cotton candy too.

Soft and understated, Ice Lily is an elegant shade of light lavender with warm, muted undertones. Similar to wisteria with warm tones throughout, Ice Lily is lighter than Seraphim with stronger shades of pink.

Peony is a warm pink color with an orange undertone. Named for the beautiful pink peony, its slight rose colored tone looks exquisite when paired with pastels and neutrals. A fabulous color choice for your next spring or summer project.

Conch is a light pinkish orange color and has less red than Rose Hip. Much like the beautiful coral colors found on the inside spiral of a conch shell; it is a vibrant shade that will make your color work shine.

Soft and sophisticated, Tea Rose is a dusty rose color with muted undertones. A color with timeless elegance, Tea Rose has warm undertones with subtle hints of puce. Works well as a transition color or create an entire palette of soft, muted tones with similar tones like Ice lily, Sea Grass, Comfrey, Gosling or Ciel.

Rose Hip is a vibrant pinkish red color with a slight orange undertone. With more red than Conch, it is like a warm and electric salmon pink. Rose Hip is ideal for making a bold statement in your next knitting project.

Victorian is a deeper and more vibrant shade of dusty rose with warm muted undertones. This elegant shade is sure to round out your next color palette, whether you are working with soft pastels or a transitional section of muted pinks, reds, and purples.

Cotton Candy is a rosy pink color. A soft pink with a grey undertone, Cotton Candy is a medium pink that is deeper than a soft baby pink. It pairs up beautifully with other pastels and neutrals.

Rouge is a glowing reddish pink color. With more red than Blush, it is like warm flushed cheeks, Rouge is a vivid pink that shines with almost a neon intensity. A dark bubblegum pink tone, it is sure to make your color work stand out.

Clove Heather is an interesting mix of burnt orange with hints of sienna and a rich, warm dark green.

Garnet is a dark red color. Close in color to pomegranate seeds, Garnet is a rich jewel tone that will stand out for work or play. Pair it with Ivy for a beautiful holiday color scheme or with Navy for a little patriotic flare.

Serrano is a fiery red color. Named after the Serrano Pepper, it is brighter than Pimento and has more red than Lipstick. It is sure to spice up your knitting projects. It pairs up beautifully with blues and neutrals as a focal or accent color.

Currant is a deep red violet color with brown undertones, darker in tone than Pimento. It is very close to a maroon or dark burgundy, Currant is a rich jewel tone color that you won’t be able to resist.

Just like a fresh homegrown tomato at the peak of its season, Tomato is a color that captures this warm and vibrant shade. With rich, warm undertones of yellow and orange, Tomato is a versatile color that works well with other vibrant colors or can be combined with darker, richer shades of brown and grey for a more masculine appeal.

Hollyberry is a rich berry red color. A close resemblance to burgundy, Hollyberry is a jewel tone that looks fabulous when combined with dark colors or with lighter shades.

Lipstick is a pinkish burgundy wine color. A darker shade of magenta, Lipstick is a rosy color with blue undertones that add richness and depth to this striking color. It takes on a reddish look when paired with Navy and takes on a more pinkish violet color when paired with Eggplant.

Autumn is a rusty reddish brown color. True to the red and golden tones found in fall leaves, Autumn's heathered look will add depth and interest to your next fall project.

Lingonberry Heather is a deep, dark red with strong cool undertones. With heathered flecks ranging from bright red to carmine, and wine. The heathered flecks of deep purple can almost look like speckled of black throughout to add a sense depth to this color that makes it really shine!

Pimento is a deep, rich red color. Named after the Cherry Pepper, Pimento is similar to a bold Tuscan red tone that is warm and earthy and looks great as the focal color or used in color work.

Bouquet is just that, a bouquet of color. A heathered color, Bouquet shines with hints of a golden yellow, pinks and violets for a beautiful color combination. The overall look gives off a dusty plum with pink undertones color.

Comfrey is a muted lavender with warm undertones that has an understated elegance to it. In addition to hints of dusty plum and stormy wisteria, Comfrey a lovely color that pairs well with other muted colors and soft pastels. 

Lantana is a dusty red violet color and is darker than Hyacinth. A light shade of plum it looks exquisite when paired with other red violets, pinks and some blues.

Haze Heather is a foggy shade of lavender with a gray undertone. If you look closely, you will see that we have blended rose pink, navy blue, and white together to create this heathered shade. Haze Heather is a complex color that could be seen as more neutral or pastel, depending on the colors that you pair with it. This shade is versatile enough to match with lots of different garments in your wardrobe.

Indigo is an inviting combination of blues and purples that give you the overall indigo blue tone. Pair it with purples and violets to play up the purple values or with dark blues to bring out more of the blue tones.

Eggplant is a medium, royal purple color. This blue violet shade reminds us of a juicy batch of fresh purple grapes as well as the rich purple tones of the vegetable it is named after. It pairs up beautifully with Hyacinth, Lipstick, and Blush.

Aster is a medium blue violet color that is lighter than French Lavender and reminds us of spring flowers and bright pastels. It is like looking at a country garden blooming with Asters in their soft and dreamy purple tones. Pair it with Custard, Cosmopolitan, Cotton Candy and other fun colors.

Clematis is a red violet color. The heathered strands feature a golden yellow and medium blue to a pinkish red giving the overall look of a medium plum tone. An intriguing color, Clematis shines with texture due to the mottled nature of the yarn.

Pennyroyal is a soft, dusty lilac color. With just a hint of purple, it is a delicate color that you will love to use with other deeper purples or pastel combinations.

Seraphim is a dusty mauve color with a grey undertone. An icy, pale lavender color, Seraphim shines when paired with deeper lavender colors like Currant.

Mauve is a dusty, pinkish purple color with grey blue undertones. It has more blue tones than a true magenta, which tones it down for a mixed berry color.

French Lavender is an elegant blue violet color. A creamy purple, French Lavender is darker than Aster and matches the lavender tones of the blooms it is named after. It also has an appearance that is close to a light grape juice.

Regal is a rich red violet. It is the shade of a glass of red wine, or blackberry jam. If you are creating a color gradient, Regal fits in between Currant and Fairy Tale.

Iris is a light, misty blue violet color with a slight grayish undertone. A soft heathered color, Iris incorporates a variety of color tones from delicate whites, blues and reds for the overall mottled color, much like a variegated Iris petal.

Majestic is a regal purple with blue undertones and is darker than French Lavender. It’s as tantalizing as a cool glass of grape juice, and is sure to be a bold addition to color work. Pair with deep blues to bring out the blue tones and with other shades of purple to play up the purple tones.

Mineral Heather is a bluish grey color that is created using a variety of shades including blue, red, and a light violet to give the overall mottled look. This heathered yarn is beautiful and has great depth as a stand alone color.

Hyacinth is a soft violet color with a slight reddish undertone. This delicate color easily resembles the shade of blooming lilacs and hyacinths in your spring garden. It knits up beautifully for a gentle feminine themed project. It is perfect for use in color work with a darker focal color or with other pastels.

Urchin is a pleasantly plum shade of purple! Not too bright and not too dark, Urchin lies in between a muted violet-purple and a grape purple. Elegant on its own, Urchin also pairs well with other jewel tones to create a color combination that pops.

Mulberry is a dusty plum color. A medium purple, Mulberry is lighter and has less purple than Eggplant. A regal jewel tone, it is perfect for use as a focal color or in color work.

Huckleberry is a misty red violet color. The range of light to medium purple tones; make it sparkle like the sun shining on a luscious plum in the summer. It looks great when paired with other purples like Eggplant and Hyacinth.

Fairy Tale is a deep red violet color that is brighter and has more red than Mulberry. This regal color is a dream come true for purple enthusiasts. It is very similar to a berry wine yet it also is in the same color range as the reddish violet tones of a red cabbage.

Oyster is a creamy off white color that is darker than Cream. It is very similar to a light mocha with its light beige tone. A soft neutral, Oyster is perfect for use with a wide range of colors.

White is a pure snow white color. A true neutral it will go with any color palette as an accent or focal color.

Cream is a delicate off white color with a pink undertone. This neutral is ideal for combining with bright spring colors or deep colors for a richer look. A versatile color for any project or occasion.

Turmeric is a brownish, orange yellow color. Inspired by the golden tones of spices found in South Asia, Turmeric will become a favorite color to use in your fall wardrobe.

Custard is a creamy light yellow color. This soft pastel is softer and has more yellow than Cornmeal and is as tantalizing as the dessert it is named after. It is also very similar in color to lemon chiffon. It pairs up beautifully with browns, blues, oranges and purples.

Safflower is a sunny yellow orange color with a brownish undertone. A medium yellow tone, Safflower’s golden tones give it a slightly aged look. It has more orange than Custard, but less than Semolina.

Semolina is a golden yellow color with a slight hint of a brown undertone. Very similar in color to a beautiful spring daffodil, Semolina is a great way to brighten up your spring or summer knitting. It looks fabulous when paired with Navy, Masala, and Bark.

Cornmeal is an orange yellow color with grey undertones. It is very similar to a yellow ochre or golden straw and looks beautiful when used in color work. A fabulous match with browns, oranges, greens and blues.

A bright, vibrant, sunny yellow. Canary will remind you of sunflowers and school buses. This is not a "mellow yellow" but instead a shade that will instantly lift your spirits and put a smile on your face.

Coriander Heather is a blend of warm camel tones blended with a light tan and beige, making it an ideal neutral with depth.

Clarity is a very light powder blue color with an ever so subtle hint of green. This versatile color is light enough to stand as an accent color to add a bit of contrast against a variety of colors.

Mmm. This yarn is the color of a double scoop of pistachio gelato. Pistachio is a mint green yarn that lets you create ice cream inspired combinations, pair with Bark for mint chocolate chip, or combine with Bison and Cotton Candy for spumoni.

Pumice Heather looks like a muted neutral brown but upon closer inspection, flecks of cream, grey, and light umber brown combine for a complex color that will look warmer or cooler depending on what it is paired with.

Sagebrush is a delicate seafoam color, somewhere in between a soft blue and green. This soft color was warm, grey undertones which makes it pair with cooler and warmer tones.