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Sugar in her Coffee in the Dead of Night
Luna Sock
$28.00
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Sugar in her Coffee in the Dead of Night
$28.00
This collection is for the women who create, the perfectly imperfect makers.
The women with paint on their hands and yarn in their bags. The women who start projects they aren't sure they can finish. The women who make mistakes, rip back rows, change directions, begin again, and somehow keep going. It is for the women who are a little bit of everything— confident one day and uncertain the next.
This collection celebrates the beautiful mess of making a life. Every colorway and piece in this collection is inspired by women who are perfectly imperfect, women who carry a hundred problems they feel they need to solve and still wear them beautifully.
You are allowed to be a masterpiece and a work in progress at the same time.
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She sings in the summer - In the pouring rain
Gentle on the Front porch - Pulling me away
To dance to a record - With the moon light on her face
She wears old sweaters from the goodwill line
Takes sugar in her coffee in the dead of night
She keeps my letters in a folded sleeve
Writes me poems says they're just for me
She never wears make up or wears a coat
She's always moving and I never know where she goes
She wears long dresses when we go to town
Loves antique shops and hand me downs
Loves cemetery walks and the fall leaves all about
-Queen of the Cascades by The National Forest
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Luna Sock: 80% Superwash Merino 20% Nylon | 100g | 400y
Half Luna Sock: 80% Superwash Merino 20% Nylon | 50g | 200y
True Love Sock: 80% Superwash Merino 20% Nylon | Zebra | 100g | 400y
Jewel Sock: 75% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon, 5% Stellina | Sparkle | 100g | 437y
Swan Sock: 90% Superwash Merino Wool; 10% Nylon | Slub | 100g | 437y
Salem Double Knit: 75% Superwash Merino 25% Nylon | DK | 100g | 246y
Ideal for timeless wool socks, cozy hats, or heirloom shawls that are meant to be worn through seasons, it offers depth and subtle variation that unfolds slowly, stitch by stitch.
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In my North Carolina home studio each skein is hand-dyed slowly, named intentionally, and created to become something meaningful. Due to the nature of artisan dyeing, slight tonal variations are to be expected and are part of its character and charm.