Ellenore -- Carson Base (DK) fin de siecle A subtly sickly chartreuse green

A subtly sickly chartreuse green and gray lightly variegated yarn with insect-like speckles

You’ll find it in abundance in medieval manuscripts and many of the old books and archival materials that haunt your favorite library

Base: Ursula (Yak Sock) 70% Superwash Merino Wool

The temperature at which some types of paper begins to burn - or so Ray Bradbury had been told - and the title of one of his most famous novels

In Fahrenheit 451

Ellenore -- Carson Base (DK) fin de siecle A subtly sickly chartreuse greenEllenore, a musty cemetery gray with desperate bits of blood red, iris, and fuchsia inspired by a romantic ballad, Lenore (or in some translations, Ellenore) written by Gottfried August Brger in 1773. This so goth it burns spectral romance details one sleepless night in which an undead figure resembling Lenores fianc, William, arrives on horseback for his beloved Lenore. They ride through a lightning storm during which William utters die Todten reiten