MONET'S CATHEDRAL on Wonderful Worsted

This colorway was inspired by one of my favorite paintings by Monet: "The Portal of Rouen Cathedral in Morning Light." Here's a link to the painting. He spent 2 years painting the same cathedral at different times of day, and some have called it the ultimate series in impressionism.

The colors include dark blue, medium blue, lilac, eggplant, and a bit of chartreuse with a generous amount of speckles.

I dyed it on Wonderful Worsted, which is a squishy and round 4-ply yarn made of 100% superwash merino. It's great for sweaters, shawls, hats, and more.

YARN FACTS
Monet's Cathedral on Wonderful Worsted
Artist Collection
Splashed & Speckled Colorway
218 yards / 3.5 ounces / 4 plies
100% superwash merino wool
Care: Machine or hand wash cold and air dry

YARN PAIRINGS
Monet's Cathedral would look great with Lilac, Eggplant, Monet, and Monet's Water Lilies.

YARN SWATCH
I included a couple photos of a hat I knit up in this colorway using Quick and Cozy Bulky. It should give you an idea of how the colorway will work up, but keep in mind that how it looks will vary a lot depending on the pattern, the yarn base, and even the individual skein.

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