Of course... while I was there, I HAD to look at the yarn.
I found some yarn I'd not seen before... Serenity Sock Weight Yarn by Premier Yarns.
Well, I guess I had seen this yarn before... the socks I made for my mom for Christmas were made in this yarn in the colorway called "Indigo".
But I had never seen the "Chili" colorway before...
And I had never seen the "Harlequin" colorway before...
So... of course... I HAD to buy it all.
So I am knitting along, admiring the beautiful soft colors in the yarn called "Chili" and, as I knit, I keep asking myself... "Why on Earth are they calling this yarn 'Chili'????"
Seriously, it's driving me crazy. Just a little bit.
Soft faded denim-like shades...
...Purple... no, magenta!
...Blue, really periwinkle.
...A pretty sage green both light and dark.
...and a pinky-peachy shade of off-white.
Lovely really... but "CHILI"?
I went to look at the Premier Yarns website to try to wrap my brain around this yarn naming madness. I found other colorways in this line of yarn... Paprika, Saffron, Mint... I see a theme developing here and I like it. The colorways called Purple Spice and Pink Sugar kind of went "off theme" but I see the connection. The colors in the yarn and the yarn name resemble make sense.
But "Chili" for this yarn... I just don't get it. I am not upset or ranting here, but these are the things that rattle around in my brain as I knit, knit, knit away. If anyone can explain the connection here, please let me know. I'll try to not lose any sleep in the meantime.
As I knit, I am thinking names such as...
Desert Flowers...
Springtime Desert Flowers...
Faded Washed Denim...
Of... perhaps "Water Lilies"...
I know... Moab!
Or BETTER yet... Moab at Dusk.
Yes, Moab at Dusk is now what I am thinking as I knit these socks.
So these lizard statues have nothing to do with yarn, knitting, Chili, or socks... but they sure are cute! I took these lizard photos in Moab.
Oh, one more thing. I like how this yarn wrapper has both a pattern AND a ruler printed on the inside. I guess I can forgive Premier Yarns for giving this yarn a odd name!
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