Pre Order Reef What You Sew Ultraviolet Mini Skein Set

✨ PRE ORDER ✨ SHIPS AT THE END OF AUGUST- Due to the nature of hand dyed yarn actual skeins will vary from the photo. Deep dive into a neon-drenched underwater dream with the Reef What You Sew ultraviolet mini skein sets. This collection is a direct tribute to the electric, maximalist world of Tula Pink’s latest coral-inspired fabric, capturing every punchy purple and glowing sea-foam green in fiber form. Whether you’re looking to knit a vibrant fade, a high-contrast shawl, or a set of statement accessories, these sets bring the vivid energy of the reef straight to your needles. The Details Base Options: • Jimmy Sock: A crisp, dependable blend perfect for socks that pop or lightweight garments. • DK with Nylon: Plush, soft, and durable—ideal for cozy accessories with a bit of extra squish. • Pnina Sparkle Sock: The ultimate choice for a "shimmering sea" effect, adding a touch of glitz to your ultraviolet stitches. Each Set Includes: • 9 curated mini skeins hand-dyed to pull out the neon pinks, deep ultraviolet purples, and vibrant aquas seen in the inspiration fabric. Pre-Order Extras Want to keep the theme consistent? You can add on a matching project bag handcrafted in the original Tula Pink fabric. These bags are designed to perfectly house your 9-mini set and your latest work-in-progress. Yarn Base Options Jimmy Sock Minis - Approximately 87 yards / 20 grams each - 75% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon Pnina Sparkle Sock Minis - Approximately 87 yards / 20 grams each - 75% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon, 5% Sparkle Stellina DK with Nylon Minis - Approximately 49 yards / 20 grams each - 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon Please note: colors are inspired by the fabric photo and will be cohesive but not identical; slight variation is part of the beauty of hand-dyed yarn. Listing is for mini skein set only unless project bag add-on is selected. Each hank is unique if using more then one its best to alternate hanks every few rows. Care: Hand wash cold & lay flat to dry. If you must machine wash I strongly suggest a garment bag and COLD water. Washing hand dyed yarn in water above 106f can break the bond between yarn & dye. I do my best to represent colors accurately, but they may vary slightly when viewed on different monitors and screens