The fog rolls in off the water, no announcement. Sound softens, then edges, then distance itself. The world contracts. To walk in the fog transports you to elsewhere. Shapes drift, in and out. Light arrives from no particular direction. The world retreats behind a curtain, the exhalation of the sea.Marine Layer is that feeling. Cool and damp, the colour of the in-between. Where the sea exhales, where the sky descends into water, where the horizon was. Not empty. Everything, but silenced. On BFL Fingering, Marine Layer arrives cool and slightly muted. The longwool fibre absorbs dye with a quiet, matte quality – the grey hushed, a little cooler, the way fog reads from a distance rather than from inside it. Honest. Still. BFL Fingering is a blend of 80% Bluefaced Leicester and 20% nylon, spun to a fingering weight. Bluefaced Leicester is a longwool breed known for its natural lustre and slightly firmer hand compared to fine merino. The nylon adds durability and resilience. This is a yarn with texture and character, honest in the hand, with good stitch definition and a natural sheen from the longwool fibre. Dyed in small batches in Nanoose Bay, British Columbia, using acid dyes on protein fibre. Each skein is individually hand-dyed. Tonal variation between skeins is natural and part of what makes each piece unique. 80% Bluefaced Leicester / 20% Nylon . 115g . 384m (420 yards) . Fingering weight Lot 1.
