vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing
vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing
vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing
vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing
vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing
vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing

vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing

vetiver velvet~ accessibility pricing

 🍂vetiver velvet is a classic, midtoned mossy green! it’s earthy, elegant and timeless.  

🍂color theory/season/etc from a personal stylist+cosmetologist’s view~ vetiver velvet is a mid to deep yellow leaning green. it is a classic, true mossy green. it is well balanced~ it is yellow leaning but it is not overwhelmingly warm toned. in consideration of warm/neutral/cool tones~ i would consider it warm-to-neutral. in terms of chroma/saturation~ it is mid to slightly deep, and maintains a nice level of softness. vetiver velvet is very timeless, this is a staple green.

this color is great for those with soft features/lower contrast, but is complementary to everyone as it was formulated for balance 👌

contrast~ basic examples: low contrast~ dark blond to light brunette hair, medium toned skin, soft eyes. high contrast~ very dark hair, very deep or pale skin, bright or very deep eyes. 

photos! superkid mohair, classic mohair, soft cloud, pristine, high twist, cashmere lines, signature soft lines, nsw highland lines

photo 2~ nsw highland dk…photo 3~ nsw highland dk sweater kit…photo 4~ cashmere dk kit, photo 5~ signature soft dk kit~ photo 6 superkid mohair/soft cloud sweater kit 

🍁foundational info~ (same on each listing, i know it’s a lot! but it’s all valuable!)

•my tonals are always very consistent in tone, as each dye pigment is measured to the microgram, for accurate repeatability. my tonal method is tried and true and creates colorways that are more “solid”. a typical handdyed “tonal” commonly creates unintentional striping in garments due to uneven dye saturation, which can disturb stitch patterns~ i created a method for my tonals that prioritizes even distribution, and creates a beautiful, cohesive fabric, therefore my tonals behave more like solids. some variation is normal and expected, and is the art of handdyed yarn~but it should be minor. you are in good hands here 🫶🏻

•about the photos~ my photos are not edited, they are taken under daylight mimicking studio lighting. while monitors can vary slightly, my photos are reliable. i’m so proud to say that out of thousands of skeins that have left my hands, not a single person has told me they didn’t look like the photos. i feel so proud about this! 

•accessibility collection skeins are dyed to order (so, i dye them as they come in, orders placed first are dyed first, etc)

•multiple skeins come from the same pans always. base info page linked here (scroll down for accessibility slides~ they are labeled) and you’ll make your base selection below! 

•the turnaround for this collection is 4-6 weeks, but if you place your order within the first day or so it’ll likely be out within a week! i will post updates on instagram on my progress and process as always :) 

•there is no change to my process for accessibility collections~ my colorways are incredibly thorough and held to very high standards, and my techniques are well rounded. the extra labor is a gift to the making community because i know what it’s like to feel priced out of the things i love. these collections are special to me, and i hope they feel helpful to you. for every person who chooses my yarn, thank you for supporting me and my family! all my love xx

 

choose your base~: pristine sock
Regular price $25.00 USD
Sale price $25.00 USD Regular price $30.00 USD