Dashing DK - Solar Storm

The Colour

Solar Storm is perhaps the most dramatic colour in the collection, capturing the fierce and electrifying energy of the Northern Lights at their most powerful. This rich, deep hue features a captivating blend of intense purples that evoke the depth of the sky, while vibrant teal swirls through, reminiscent of the shimmering waves of colour that pulse and swirl in the night.

Bright pink accents add a striking contrast, reflecting the bursts of energy that radiate from the aurora, infusing the palette with a sense of excitement and movement. Together, these colours create a bold and dynamic tapestry that embodies the raw beauty and intensity of nature’s light shows that result from storms far out in space.[?]

With Solar Storm, your projects will resonate with the energy and vibrancy of the auroras in full force, inviting creativity and passion into every stitch. Ideal for statement pieces, let Solar Storm inspire you to harness your own creative energy, bringing forth pieces that are as captivating and vibrant as the storms themselves.

The Base

Our new Dashing DK is the softest and silkiest DK we've created yet! Made out of 100% Ultra fine South African Merino from farmers that use a non-mulesed practice, we spent time and attention making sure this yarn was the best it could be. The ultrafine Merino means the yarn is really comfortable to war against the skin, has a beautiful sheen and traps air more to keep your snuggly. Lightweight yet warm, Dashing DK is great for stitch definition and bigger projects. Keeping warm never looked so good.

Details

• Fibre: 100% Ultra Fine South African Merino 
• Weight: 100grams
• Length: 225 meters | 246 yards
• Needle Size: 3.75 - 4.5mm | 3 - 6 US
• Care: Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry.

Disclaimer: Please be aware that due to the nature of hand dyed yarn and different screens, colours may vary slightly from the image. 

Please note that the swatch colours are knitted in Dashing Sassy and Melted Baby Suri yarns. They are provided solely as a representation of colour.