COPPER ROOF Indie-Dyed Yarn on Feather Sock - Assigned Pooling Colorway

Copper Roof was inspired by an antique copper roof in the process of turning from the original color to that wonderful blue-green patina. This time I dyed it as an assigned pooling colorway with about three quarters of the skein blue-green and one quarter copper. I added blue-green speckles to the copper section as well.

I used Feather Sock as the yarn base. Feather Sock is made of 85% extra-fine non-superwash merino wool and 15% silk. It's a 2-ply yarn with a lot of yardage. It's great for sweaters, shawls, hats, and more. Just be aware that it should be hand-washed in cold water so it doesn't felt. On the other hand, it's great for weavers and others who want to full their cloth.

YARN FACTS
Copper Roof on Feather Sock
Creative Collection
Assigned Pooling Colorway
490 yards / 3.5 oz / 2 plies
85% extra-soft non-superwash merino / 15% silk
Care: Hand wash cold and air dry.

YARN PAIRINGS
Copper Roof would look great with Galadriel's Gift.

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