Saffron 1 Brown copper(green) and iron (dark charcoal)

copper(green) and iron (dark charcoal) that correlate with the botanical colours of these Acacia natives in the Queensland winter

[I have been told that after adding it to a knitted cardigan

This purple yarn uses red (wine) grapeskin extract to give a UV (ultraviolet) bright colour-way

One skein will easily make an adult pair of socks

Saffron 1 Brown copper(green) and iron (dark charcoal)Saffron is harvested from Crocus sativa plants and has been used for over 3,500 years. Alexander the Great and Cleopatra used saffron in their baths, infusions, rice, and as a curative for battle wounds and depressive disorders. Buddhist monks previously wore saffron dyed robes. Saffron is used in dishes ranging from the jewelled rice and khoresh of Iran, the Milanese risotto of Italy, the paella of Spain and the bouillabaisse of France and the