Indie Dyer Super Kid Mohair Silk Lace Yarn, Magenta Veil Fuchsia Cream Purple Teal, Hand Dyed

Fuchsia and cream worked into a soft veil — deep magenta pulling through pale cream, with quiet darker purple and a thread of teal where the dyer let one colour bleed into the next. Three matched skeins from one run.

The cream undyed mohair carries the colourway here — magenta and purple pool into it the way ink pools into wet paper. Knit alone, the veil reads as a single soft pink-violet from a distance and as a five-colour gradient up close. A beautiful base for lace where you want a colourway that breathes between bright and quiet.

This listing is for one full skein. We have 3 skeins of Magenta Veil — fuchsia / cream / purple / teal in stock; buy one or all of them. Each skein is approximately 100 g / 3.5 oz / 848 m / 927 yards, laceweight Isager Silk Mohair. 

About the yarn

• Maker: indie dyer 
• Base: Isager Silk Mohair — 75% super kid mohair / 25% silk, Danish-designed, Italian-spun
• Colourway: Magenta Veil — fuchsia / cream / purple / teal
• Weight class: laceweight (~9.3 yd/g)
• Per skein: 100 g / 3.5 oz / 848 m / 927 yards
• Skeins available: 3 (matched hand-dyed run; this listing tracks stock)
• Recommended needles: US 4–6 / 3.5–4.0 mm on its own; US 6–8 / 4.0–5.0 mm held double with a fingering or sport
• Care: hand-wash cool with a wool-safe soap, lay flat to dry — mohair blooms on first wash
• Condition: new, original Isager band attached on each skein

About the base. Hand-dyed by an anonymous indie artist on Isager Silk Mohair — a Danish mill classic, 75% super kid mohair / 25% silk, spun to a fine lace gauge of 848 m / 927 yards per 100 g skein. The mohair gives a soft, glowing halo that catches light the way frost catches sun; the silk holds colour with the quiet intensity that mohair alone can’t. Worked on its own it knits airy and translucent — the colourway floating in a cloud rather than sitting on a strand. Held double with a fingering or sport, it adds a halo of colour over a plainer base, the way watercolour adds depth over a pencil sketch.