Gothic Garden was original supposed to be a recreation of Ashen Rose using a different set of dye bases. The result ended up being significantly more purply pink rather than plum & burgundy. After scratching our heads to find a new name for this colorway, we discovered this beautiful purple cabbage that felt all too fitting of a Gothic Garden. 

Some things don't need to be shouted. Dusty rose and antique blush tangled up in warm cream, like petals pressed between the pages of a book you forgot you were saving. It's the yarn equivalent of a love note slipped into a coat pocket: quiet, a little old-fashioned, entirely too charming.