
We ended up going with a different colorway, Lark:

So I was free to make the red in Honeycrisp a little darker and richer. I also cut down on the amount of yellow and green. Here's the result, hand-dyed on Flying Cloud:


It turned out just how I wanted it, right down to the dusty green, just like an apple leaf. And the yarn--oh, the yarn. Flying Cloud is so silky smooth, and a light bulky weight so it will work up quickly. It would make a fantastic sweater, except you'd never want to take it off.
3 comments:
Oh Honeycrisp, take 2. You are perfect. Just like the ones on the tree...I want to hold you and enjoy a crisp apple, all at the same time!!!
Tee hee! :D
I adore that colorway, Scarlet. I should get some for Fall...
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