Cormo 2.0 Spirit Trail Warewolf in London

Having watched Spirit Trail Fiberworks' Jennifer Heverly dye Lot 3 of the Great White Bale, and having coveted her work with this yarn's 1.0 predecessor (Sapphire and Wisteria), I made a point of setting aside a small batch of Cormo 2.0 to see what she would do here. Specifically, I wanted to see how Cormo 2.0's looser, loftier construction would respond to Jennifer's intensely physical hands-on dyeing technique.  Interestingly enough, there was less of a textural/behavioral change between the undyed and dyed yarns than in the previous yarns. While the plies did wobble slightly, the canvas stayed relatively smooth so that the colors, themselves, could take center stage.  In Warewolf in London you have a marvelously deep and moody blue that meanders between regal sapphires and an inky almost-black. Depending on where your skeins get pulled from the lot, they may have a touch of London fog in them too. It's an exquisite, moody colorway. A Note about Color: These are hand-dyed in the t