Terrapin Fiberworks
In Stock - Catoctin
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Rich teal and cobalt combine touched by sunlit yellow-green to bring you Catoctin, inspired by the lakes, swimming hollows and rivers of the Catoctin mountain recreation areas.
Chesapeake Organic Cotton is pictured in the first photo, and Anacostia Sock (L) and Weaving Yarn (R) are pictured in the second photo. Potomac Cotton-Linen dyes similarly to Chesapeake, and both Atlantic Pima and Severn Tencel dye with a slightly warmer, more saturated color.
Yarn Bases
Yarn Bases
--Anacostia Sock--
40% Tencel, 40% Organic Cotton, 20% Elastic
377 Yards, 100 grams
--Atlantic Fingering--
100% Pima Cotton
437 Yards, 100 grams
--Atlantic DK--
100% Pima Cotton
218 Yards, 100 grams
--Chesapeake Fingering--
100% Organic Cotton
437 yards, 100 grams
--Chesapeake Sport--
100% Organic Cotton
164 yards, 50 grams
--Chesapeake DK--
100% Organic Cotton
246 yards, 100 grams
--Chesapeake Worsted--
100% Organic Cotton
164 yards, 100 grams
--Deer Creek Fingering--
*Only available in select colors*
60% Organic Cotton, 40% Linen
383 Yards, 100 grams
--Monocacy Fingering--
100% US Cotton Boucle
440 Yards, 100 grams
--Monocacy Worsted--
100% US Cotton Boucle
164 Yards, 100 grams
--Potomac Fingering--
75% Virginia Cotton, 25% Belgian Linen
340 Yards, 100 grams
--Potomac DK--
75% Virginia Cotton, 25% Belgian Linen
246 Yards, 100 grams
--Severn Fingering--
100% Tencel
437 Yards, 100 grams
--Severn DK--
100% Tencel
246 Yards, 100 grams
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
To keep finished objects looking their best, hand-wash in cool water and lay flat to dry.
Each skein is hand-washed thoroughly after dyeing, but please keep in mind that minimal bleeding or crocking can still occur on first wash. A prewash is recommended for projects using multiple colors, especially saturated colors.
As with all hand-dyed yarns, especially plant fibers, slight variations should be expected between batches and even within dye lots. We strongly advise purchasing all skeins for a project at the same time to ensure they come from the same dye lot. It is also best practice to alternate skeins as you work.
