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January is a great time to cozy up by the fire with a hot drink to make something just for you.

The Winter Box will come in two sizes and will be packed with yummy Aurai Sock in beautiful colors selected just for this box. There are no patterns, but I’ll be writing you a note with a few ideas.

The regular will contain a whole skein of the neutral with six contrasting mini skeins. (959 yards).

The double dip will contain two skeins of the neutral color with 12 contrasting mini skeins (that’s 12 colors and 1,918 yards).

Indulgences are little extras from Oregon and maybe a little branded thing from me. I love the little extras from boxes, but I want to keep the price point on the regular box down. These are things I’m going to procure from Oregon makers and buy outright, not wholesale or anything, there’s minimal markup.

Additional neutral skeins are available for purchase in case you are planning a garment. Use Aurai for a fingering-weight sweater or, if you are planning to hold the winter box yarn doubled, I recommend the Icarus for a truly luxurious garment.

Preorders are orders received before the deadline of 12/5. All preorders are guaranteed to arrive by 1/22/2023 within the lower 48 of the United States and will NOT arrive before 1/1/2023. There is a PREORDER LIMIT of 10 slots.

I’m Stephania of Three Fates Yarns and I  specialize in hand-dyed semisolid yarns that range in weight from singles to DK. The majority of the yarns are a fingering weight blend. I offer a range of mini-skein kits and and hand-dyed sock blanks. I spent this last year focusing on hand-dyed spinning fiber, specializing in environmentally friendly wool from the Falkland Islands (Falkland Merino and Polwarth) and luxury blends like Merino yak and silk.

December Countdown kits are also available through the website.

Science is Real is one of many new curated color sets from Three Fates Yarns. Six color sets contain 100 yards of each color and four color sets contain 40 yards of each color. I recently used them for a Toolbox Cowl and a Cuba Hat. They are particularly effective when paired with a contrasting color, making them great for shawls like Saturate, Find Your Fade or Solaris.

Three Fates Yarns is a one-person operated dye business based out of my home in Oregon. I travel to four shows a year in the Pacific Northwest and can otherwise be found on Etsy or through Instagram.

I’ve been thinking over how to do a different club for the year and I decided that hand dyeing some gradient or ombre sock blanks would be a great way to have a fun club! I was thinking of calling it Gradients and Ombres from A to Z, when I remembered an alphabet book by Maurice Sendak called Alligators All Around. Mashing that up, I got Gradients and Ombres All Around.

You can buy a one month trial, a 3 month, 6 month or 12 month membership.
Subscribers can choose a one repeat, two repeat or four repeat pattern (four repeats is best for socks for people with small feet, one for shawls and two is pretty flexible.) The yarns are Terra Sock and Glitz. They are both superwash merino nylon blends, but Glitz gets some sparkle in it.

We’ve got gradient kits over at Three Fates Yarns. I’ve taken my most popular colorways and turned them into gradient kits of 2.5 skeins/kit. The yarn is Terra Sock, a high-twist 3ply blend of Merino and nylon yarn. It’s wonderfully bouncy and durable. The put-up size is large which makes it very flexible. Other than making baby sweaters for twins, you can easily weave or crochet with this amount of yarn. It also makes wonderful shawls and cowls. Add a contrasting neutral like woodsmoke and you’ll have the perfect sweater.