PALETTES - Edvard Munch
Our PALETTES concept is based on the colour palettes of some of the most celebrated artists.
All these PALETTES bundles come in 5 × 50g balls, and you can choose whether you want our 100% New Zealand Wool or our 8Ply Acrylic yarn.
The 8 Ply Acrylic Edvard Munch consists of:
• Eclipse (020)
• Bordeaux (080)
• Finlandia Green (073)
• Saddle Brown (015)
• Swiss Coffee (030)
The 100% New Zealand Wool Edvard Munch consists of:
• Laurel Green (C25)
• Shingle Fawn (C44)
• Tosca (C45)
• Cotton Seed (C47)
• Trout (C66 )
Please note that the shades of our acrylic yarn and wool yarn do not match exactly. Wool yarn shades tend to be slightly more muted, while the acrylic yarns are more vibrant and colourfast.
Our PALETTES concept is based on the colour palettes of some of the most celebrated artists.
All these PALETTES bundles come in 5 × 50g balls, and you can choose whether you want our 100% New Zealand Wool or our 8Ply Acrylic yarn.
The 8 Ply Acrylic Edvard Munch consists of:
• Eclipse (020)
• Bordeaux (080)
• Finlandia Green (073)
• Saddle Brown (015)
• Swiss Coffee (030)
The 100% New Zealand Wool Edvard Munch consists of:
• Laurel Green (C25)
• Shingle Fawn (C44)
• Tosca (C45)
• Cotton Seed (C47)
• Trout (C66 )
Please note that the shades of our acrylic yarn and wool yarn do not match exactly. Wool yarn shades tend to be slightly more muted, while the acrylic yarns are more vibrant and colourfast.
Our PALETTES concept is based on the colour palettes of some of the most celebrated artists.
All these PALETTES bundles come in 5 × 50g balls, and you can choose whether you want our 100% New Zealand Wool or our 8Ply Acrylic yarn.
The 8 Ply Acrylic Edvard Munch consists of:
• Eclipse (020)
• Bordeaux (080)
• Finlandia Green (073)
• Saddle Brown (015)
• Swiss Coffee (030)
The 100% New Zealand Wool Edvard Munch consists of:
• Laurel Green (C25)
• Shingle Fawn (C44)
• Tosca (C45)
• Cotton Seed (C47)
• Trout (C66 )
Please note that the shades of our acrylic yarn and wool yarn do not match exactly. Wool yarn shades tend to be slightly more muted, while the acrylic yarns are more vibrant and colourfast.
Our Basquiat palette is based on his 1982 painting “Dustheads”.
