Purple Laver - Linen Fingering Moorland Aran inspired by the chimney stacks

inspired by the chimney stacks of Cornish engine houses

The speckles made me think of tiny little crab foot prints left in the sand as they scuttle about

Named after the swirly shells of sea snails

The Common Whelk is the largest sea snail in the UK

Purple Laver - Linen Fingering Moorland Aran inspired by the chimney stacksA soft wash of rosy mauve, blush pink, and weathered plum, layered with pale sand and peach undertones. Throughout the skeins, deeper berry and wine toned speckles settle like tiny fragments of seaweed caught in a rock pool, with occasional inky purple flecks. You may also spot some teeny blue and orange speckles, reminiscent of sand clinging to seaweed fronds. The superwash bases appear richer and moodier, while the NSW bases appear duskier with