Golden Penda Peach Black-eyed Susan has soft mauve-blue

Black-eyed Susan has soft mauve-blue tones that are complementary to anyone of any age

This South African bush has an alternative name: 'Bushman's poison' because the white sap from immature olives was used on hunting spears

The trunk of the Ironbark tree has a dark black rough crumbly bark which sheds as the tree grows

The softness and drape of this yarn makes it ideal for any garment worn next to the skin

gum-leaf pot with eucalyptus leaves

Golden Penda Peach Black-eyed Susan has soft mauve-blueApologies these flowers are drought affected and unavailable. Golden Penda flowers are a bright yellow and a native to Queensland. When golden Penda flowers extracts are added to a yarn, a lovely bright yellow colour develops that is fresh and light. With 80% Merino wool, 20% Nylon, this yarn is a smooth, soft and durable yarn. It is the perfect choice for socks, baby clothing and blankets. The softness and drape of this yarn makes it ideal for