Fall
Lineup
Black yarn is an elusive creature to any dyer, but in natural dyes, we work even harder to create this dark horse.
A three-step process including overdye and color-shifting gets us here. The new Midnight colorway provides hints of brown, green, purple, & blue almost like a raven's feather.
Yarn Over Floyd
Naturally dyed fibers and simple crocheted creations from the farm
Yarn Over Floyd is a small batch, independent yarn dyer from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Here in the Appalachian Mountains I try and collect, use and save our local flora, scraps from the garden and weeds to help feed our love of fiber. There is never enough yarn and each one of our skeins is dyed specifically with the intent of you being able to take a little piece of our paradise home with you.
Process
Learn how we use locally foraged materials to create vivid colors
Farm Life
A little more about how my family makes the most of life on the farm
Cover Your Bases
I'm a yarn-a-holic, so I take a lot of care in picking what bases I use to dye with!
Shop
Get-ch-ewe-some!
 pastel skeins of yarn |  dark green and yellow skeins of yarn |  berry colored skeins of yarn |
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 Oil Rubbed Bronze Hook |  yarns dyed with marigolds |  gray-green crocheted yarn |
 IMG_9651 |  orange yarn |  orange-gold yarn on a crochet hook |
 lambs ear |  orange and pink botanicals |  red yellow and blue skeins of yarn |
 superbulky yellow and blue skeins |  chartreuse brown and pink yarn |  blue and sage green yarn |
 IMG_7797 |  marigold yarn out to dry |  yarn balls pastel green and pink |