Your Mother Sews Socks in Hell -- Solnit Base (Sock) daphne

Your Mother Sews Socks in Hell -- Solnit Base (Sock) daphneYour Mother Sews Socks in Hell is inspired by the film version of William Peter Blatty's novel, The Exorcist. Colors are fueled an unforgettable scene and Linda Blair's makeup in The Exorcist, and this yarn takes its name from a line in an awkwardly dubbed tv version of the film. A speckled and variegated colorway with bits of sickly green, gray violet, and deep grays. Base: Solnit (Sock) 75% Superwash Merino Wool; 25% Nylon 463 yards 100 grams Price

⁠Suggested reads: The Witching Hour

and a lot of patience

All indie-dyed yarn works up differently depending on gauge

Ominous and autumnal firey colors with dark overtones inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's The Pit and the Pendulum

Rich greens echo the organic

This lightly blood-speckled yarn is reminiscent of eternity spent longing among mould and shadows

with vintage-inspired floral hues that'll take you way back -- whether you find the books appalling or they were your gateway into becoming a voracious reader for life

"Dark as a room is dark when the lights are put out

The Turn of the Screw

filled with hidden layers symbolizing the ancient fabled manuscript from A Discovery of Witches

ancient bone

Brite (1992)