Lavender Lune/SRY Custom Colorway March: Looking for Robins

Here in the Upper Midwest, the earliest days of spring can be moody but full of optimism. Lavender Lune's Looking for Robins, the exclusive Sugar River Yarns custom colorway for March, embodies that spirit with slate grays and storm blues, deep maroon, and the warm browns of last year's oak leaves, threaded through with just enough light to feel like a promise of warmer temps ahead. It's the palette of a brisk morning walk under cold, gray skies when you're scanning bare patches of dirt for the first signs of red, willing the season to turn.

Looking for Robins is available in three bases, each dyed in Lavender Lune's small-batch studio exclusively for Sugar River Yarns: a 100% US Rambouillet fiber roving for spinners and fiber artists, a silky 100% superwash fine merino DK, and a hard-wearing 75% superwash fine merino / 25% recycled nylon fingering weight built for socks and beyond.

Fingering Weight:
Made of: 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Recycled Nylon
Length: 459 yds (400 m) in 100 grams (3.5 oz)
Weight: Fingering
Care: Machine wash gentle, air dry

DK Weight:
Made of: 100% Fine Superwash Merino
Length: 255 yds (233 m) in 100 grams (3.5 oz)
Weight: DK
Care: Machine wash gentle, air dry

Fiber - 100 gram Braid:
Made of: Rambouillet