We took color inspiration from the ‘spatterware“ look in kitchen items, originally enameled steel (late 1800’s) but then quite popular in glazed ceramics during Art Deco and after. Some of the colorways were adapted from “brocante” pieces that we found in France during our antique dealer days. We always wondered if the splotchy farm washbasins were inspired by the pointillist movement in art, from about the same time. Or perhaps it was the other way around.

In any case this is a soft supple cotton that knits up quickly, with pleasing texture due to the thick/thin twist.

Proudly handpainted in California by American artists.
Sold direct to the public on professional cones, no minimums.
Samples available through 4 different Yarntasting programs, please check www.artfibers.com for further info.