Please help me welcome Creating a Family Home’s new sponsor, Brambleberry Yarns!
Brambleberry Yarns offers beautiful, one-of-a-kind, naturally hand-dyed yarns and fibers. A woman after my own heart, Cynthia grows her own dye plants and takes advantage of the wild plants that grow around her in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge. She has been working with natural dyes for seven years and loves how her craft lets her combine two of her passions: gardening and knitting.
Brambleberry Yarns products are dyed in small quantities with plants that are in-season, so every skein of yarn or ounce of roving is truly one of a kind—her dye pot is always changing. One of the most amazing things about natural-dyed yarns is that they all look beautiful together—the colors blend harmonoiusly and never look harsh. Just look at these colors (and these!) and tell me they’re not amazing! Cynthia is so wonderfully talented—I can’t wait to try out some of these yarns myself. As a nature-lover, these colors really speak to me.
Please visit Brambleberry Yarns and have a look around. Cynthia is offering Creating a Family Home readers a 20 percent discount from October 1 to October 9! Enter this code upon checkout:
FAMILYHOME20
Cynthia is a stay-at-home, homeschooling mom of four and is married to her highschool sweetheart. You can learn more about her and her craft on her blog, Brambleberries in the Rain.
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