Anzula | Wash My Lace

Anzula spins Wash My Lace from superwash merino (mostly from New Zealand!) to keep lace work and stitches looking crisp for years to come. It is perfect for light-weight garments, shawls, scarves, and makes beautiful lace. Wash My Lace Colour Notes Note: those photos showing a close up (with or without a label) are stock images provided by Anzula, however they are taken on a different base and as each base takes up the dye differently, these are indicative only. Also as the yarn is hand dyed it varies between skeins. If you have any questions, we are happy to help. The main item photo shows Wash My Lace in 1 Red Shoe. Wash My Lace Patterns Mary W. Martin’s Sisters in Spirit Scarf and Wrap uses two strands of Wash My Lace held together in order to create a marl. It uses a technique called Fission Knitting, which means that the pattern renders differently on each side of the fabric. Martin says, “The construction of Wash My Lace traps in the air when worked in a marl to create a lightweight, squishy fabric.” The Seeing Stripes Cardigan by Vera Sanon is knit from the top down and also uses two strands held together, but with a difference. In this case, two colours of Wash My Lace are at play. One stripe uses Colour A, one stripe uses Colour B, and one stripe uses both Colour A and Colour B. There are short sleeve and three quarter sleeve variants, and the pattern offers a wide range of sizes. The Fulcra shawl pattern by Katherine Vaughn Designs has an intricate mosaic stitch at the edge that lends visual intrigue. About Anzula Anzula is a United States dyeing company who specialise in luxury fibres. They hand dye every one of their yarns to create rich, beautiful colours. Anzula have 119 colours and 19 bases to choose from, and we can take orders in any quantity of any combination at any time, even a single skein! Get in touch if you can’t see what you want here!