Aniline Black -- Carson Base (DK) carson

Aniline Black -- Carson Base (DK) carsonA deep violet black that takes its name from a pioneering synthetic pigment used in printing and dyeing. In the 1860s Mr. J . Lightfoot brought us a blacker black after studying the oxidation of new compound, aniline. Aniline purple had been accidentally created a few decades earlier while student Willam H. Perkins was trying to synthesize quinine and that accidental discovery set off a giant Victorian wave of mauve everything. In this rich black

Swatch does not perfectly depict the batch available for purchase and may vary in texture from the yarn base available

ridiculously extended saga of a smelly

Bauhaus (1980)

dried paper flowers decaying in an attic haunted by family trauma

some skeins may turn out similar but they will never be identical

and a variety of other uses

until Varney finally dies for the final time by hurling himself into a volcano

696 yards (160 grams) per full set

A subtly sickly chartreuse green and gray lightly variegated yarn with insect-like speckles

and needle/hook size

the Green Lion is a powerful symbol of transformation

Base: Solnit (4-ply Sock) 75% Superwash Merino 25% Nylon