Iron Gall Ink -- Carson Base (DK) dollanganger

Iron Gall Ink -- Carson Base (DK) dollangangerIron Gall Ink is just a whisper away from black yarn, and has plenty of subtle variation and moody splotchiness that will keep you stitching to see whats next. Traditional iron gall ink process involves the assistance of wasps and oak trees, some chemistry, and a lot of patience. The process creates a light blue black ink that has the potential to oxidize through paper and destroy metal nibs. The addition of aniline to the ink results in a lovely blue

"Listen to their marvellous tales of ghosts and goblins

Varney the Vampire

A deep violet-black that takes its name from a pioneering synthetic pigment used in printing and dyeing

Eerie and dim blue light infiltrates the 2024 film Nosferatu

Swatches are shown in sock base from a previous dye batch to give an average idea of the colorway

and haunted houses

which is a darkly academic collection that aims to capture all the feels of strolling an old

over earthy hints of leather-bound tomes and parchment

as it first seems too watery until it darkens up immediately after applied to paper

463 yards / 100 grams

431 yards / 100 grams

there was a ponderous and nostalgic account of a particular day in June