Description
Fauve is a fearless explosion of colour - anchored in vivid fuchsia, streaked with bold hits of electric magenta, radiant aquamarine, and flashes of citrus and violet. Inspired by the raw, expressive energy of the Fauvist art movement, this colorway embraces intensity, contrast, and the unapologetic joy of spring. It's a celebration of wild creativity - perfect for pieces that want to stand out and speak loud.
Limited edition colourway. Only available for the month of April.
The softest cloud of dreamy softness 18.5 micron merino, spun into a lofty and supple 2ply yarn. Light fingering weight at 425m/100g. Great for accessories, baby patterns, anything that requires soft and delicate hand. This base feel luxurious and decadent.
Gentle hand-wash recommended.
Colours shift beautifully from one to another. Randomly dyed to prevent striping or pooling, as much as possible, our yarns create variegated effect that looks good in plain stockinette or advanced stitch motifs.
Custom spun exclusively for Hedgehog Fibres and 100% mulesing free. Gentle hand wash recommended. Approx.
425m/100g, 100% Merino. Please note, although we take great care in photographing our yarns, colours may vary slightly from monitor to monitor.
Hand-dyed in small batches in Cork, Ireland. Dyelots may vary though we represent every dyelot as accurately as possible in the product photos. Colours may vary from skein to skein, even within the same dyelot. If you buy more than one, we will do our best to match them up. Please ensure you buy enough to finish your project as future dyelots may vary. Please note, although we take great care in photographing our yarns, colours may vary slightly from monitor to monitor.
Additional Information
Gentle washing will keep your project beautiful for longer. For best results, hand-wash your finished project with a drop of detergent or wool wash. If combining light and dark colours, please swatch as the yarns may bleed. This is especially important if using deep reds. To minimise bleeding, hand-washing in cold water is the safest option.
