The next shop update will be
Sunday, July 1st, at 8:00 PM.
First, an
Announcement for Made-to-Order Sales
The color is
Ujeong
I drank new tea at a tearoom in Seoul, Korea on a rainy day.
The fresh, bamboo-like aroma passed smoothly through my nose,
and it was a tea where I could fully enjoy its sweetness and freshness.
The name of that tea is "Ujeong."
I dyed it by layering a young bamboo-like green with a deep matcha-like green,
and then scattered tea leaf-like specks and
a few golden orange specks on top.
Baby alpaca 50%
Linen 25%
Silk 25%
I arbitrarily named this base "Summer Linen,"
but I truly believe it's a versatile player.
Since it contains 50% baby alpaca,
it provides warmth when it's chilly,
while the linen and silk work well to
regulate temperature.
Many people are knitting wonderful garments with just two skeins.
Please check it out on Instagram with the hashtag #lemonjellypool!
Next, the color
The Rain
I've dyed several gray-based colors until now,
but I still wasn't satisfied with them for single-color use.
This "The Rain" is something I can proudly
present.
The color is like Paris on a rainy day.
It has a sophisticated and chic feel.
By the way, I like "Rain" sung by Motohiro Hata, not Senri Oe.
(That doesn't matter.)
This time, both new colors have "rain" as their theme.
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Made-to-order period: July 1st (Sun) 8:00 PM ~ July 5th (Thu) 8:00 PM
Estimated shipping: Sequentially by mid-September
Price: ¥3240 (tax included) per skein
*Please note that sales may end before the period is over as quantities are limited.
*To ensure as many customers as possible can purchase, orders for Summer Linen are limited to a maximum of 4 skeins per person (total for both types).
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Due to the limitations on the amount of raw silk that can be imported at one time,
there is a limit to the number of made-to-order items.
Next,
Introduction of new colors
I've been so focused on Summer Linen that
it's actually been a long time since I introduced new colors.
Marrakech Smoke
I wanted to dye something in terracotta pink,
so I drew inspiration from Moroccan interiors, which I've always loved.
Alchemist
Cool yarn with a silver-gray base.
I took the name "Alchemist" from a novel,
and I think the meaning "alchemy" is quite fitting, don't you?
Granite
Although it seems like I always dye pop colors (which is true),
I can also dye light colors, you know.
I dyed this with that spirit.
It's not sorbet or gelato,
but how about an iced dessert made from frozen fruit juice
with a slightly crunchy texture?
Nest
I'd love to sleep in a nest made of such sweet-looking treats.
A faint lemon-colored base with
harvest-colored specks.
When I always try to explain the names and yarns,
it's often difficult to understand and convey their meaning.
Regardless of the names and images,
I am always confident that once they reach your hands,
they will become wonderful creations beyond imagination with your free ideas.
I will keep dyeing intensely to secure as many items as possible for sale until the last minute!