Category Archives: Clubs

Just like March was about playing colors off the natural cream of fiber and yarn, April was about playing the colors off natural white.  I chose as my inspiration a painting inspired by the water lily paintings of Claude Monet.  … Continue reading →

With all the excitement of spring and Easter and April Fool’s, I managed to forget to reveal the March Tiger Club…..and here I am dyeing for April! March’s color is one I had made accidentally in the past, and really … Continue reading →

A new wool was offered to me this fall, and I jumped at the chance to send along something different.  This Portuguese wool is in the Merino family.  It is not bred to be as fine as what we typically … Continue reading →

A newspaper article led to January’s color of the month….Pantone has released a new book, “PANTONE: The 20th Century in Color”. The whole article sparked my imagination, but this in particular caught my eye: ‘….when fashion designer and Orientalist Paul … Continue reading →

Hope you all have a lovely Holiday season!  I know I did…and part of my joy was to send off December’s Tiger Club.  I took my inspiration from some locks I purchased at Midwest Fiber and Folk Festival last June. … Continue reading →

Time for another reveal!  For November, I was still feeling seasonal, but we had a fall color already.  Then I realized that I haven’t sent anything resembling a rainbow in the year and a half of this club!  Casting about … Continue reading →

With Tiger Club going out just in time for Halloween, I wanted to do something ‘scary’, but not cliche.  I thought back to movies that were scary in ways not involving chainsaws, and thought of ‘Abyss’.  The deep deep ocean, … Continue reading →

All right, all right, so not everything got done on my to-do list before vacation. I totally missed getting the July reveal up. So at long last, here it is. For the last hurrah of summer, I wanted to do … Continue reading →

Time for a reveal!  It was definitely time for a luxury fiber for Club, and I found a great deal on a 50/50 Merino/Yak blend.  It is soooooo soft, and the natural dark brown of the Yak lent itself well … Continue reading →