These kits are curated to be in a fade-like effect. Of course you can make anything you want with the set, including a woven scarf / shawl, a faded sweater, or break up the fade and make a bunch of really fun hats!
The kit includes:
-4 skeins of hand dyed Cape May Fiber DK Merino SW (100% SW Merino, 231 yards / 100 Gram skein) for a total of 924 yards. This is twice as much yarn as needed for the smaller shawl, so you can make a large shawl like the one I did!
-1 skein of hand dyed Sari Silk Ribbon (for the fringe), approx 70-75 yards per skein. Just in and by far the best quality chiffon I have received yet. This ribbon is sheer and medium weight and will drape quite nicely. It has a light stretch to it and will knit and crochet nicely. It will even felt easily because of it's sheerness. This ribbon can also be woven ,braided and made into beautiful jewelry and accessories.
On the Way To Cape May shawl has textured bubbles reminiscent of the sea. Subtle details will keep your interest as you travel down to the shore. This is an advanced beginner pattern, and many have been able to complete the shawl within a couple evenings.
FUN FACT: “On the Way to Cape May” is a song dating back to 1960 by Bud Nugent. As per the Cape May County Library the song is "A love story that begins in Ocean City and wends its way along the Jersey Shore through Sea Isle City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, Cape May Court House, Wildwood, and romantic Cape May."
