Wednesday, January 28th marks Crafter Gamer Geek’s fourth Anniversary, and I honestly can’t believe how quickly the time has flown. What started as a creative outlet has grown into something deeply meaningful, and I’m so grateful to everyone who has supported, encouraged, and shared in this journey with me.
To celebrate four years of dyeing, dreaming, and creating, I’m releasing several brand-new colorways, including two new gacha sets and a small, cohesive collection of variegated and semisolid yarns inspired by a quiet moment that caught me by surprise.
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New Gacha Sets
Gacha sets have become one of my favorite ways to explore color. Each set includes one 115g skein and one 25g mini skein dyed on my 80/20 Superwash Merino wool/nylon base. They’re fantastic for socks or any accessories where a playful blending of colors can take center stage.
The Lightkeeper in the Lantern presents the light and shadow of a swirling storm with a haunting yellow mini skein for some extra drama.
Machine Oil, Metal & Krumkakes feels both mechanical and familiar, blending polished metal tones with splashes of cozy cheerful comfort.
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New Individual Variegated & Semisolid Colorways
For this release, I stepped away from my usual inspiration sources of games and anime. Instead, these four colorways were inspired by a photograph of an evening skyline in November, capturing that fleeting moment where daylight fades, colors soften, and everything feels still.
Twilight Into Winter – This variegated colorway captures that quiet transition perfectly. Bright and pale yellows flicker like the last traces of sunlight, while multiple shades of gray settle in like gathering dusk. A muted, wintry blue weaves through it all, cooling the palette and anchoring the warmth. The result is layered, atmospheric, and gently dramatic.
Diminishing – A soft, fading yellow that echoes the final glow of daylight just before it disappears below the horizon. It’s subtle, warm, and understated.
Eventide – A calm, misty gray that reflects the quiet calm of evening air. This shade is versatile and grounding, making it an ideal neutral that still carries depth and emotion.
Frost – Cool and delicate, this pale blue feels like the first hint of winter settling in. It’s crisp but gentle, bringing a breath of cold air to the collection without feeling stark.
These four colorways are designed to work beautifully together, allowing for cohesive colorwork, striping, or fade-style projects. Of course, they also stand confidently on their own for those who find themselves drawn to one shade in particular.
These colorways will be offered on two different bases:
• 100% Superwash Merino wool, DK weight
• 100% Bluefaced Leicester wool, non-Superwash, fingering weight
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Thank you for being part of these four years, for knitting, crocheting, sharing, and supporting along the way. I’m so excited to celebrate this milestone with you, and I can’t wait to see what you create with these new colorways. Happy stitching!
