Lace weight · 494 yards · 65% silk, 35% SeaCell · wool-freeSeaSilk Lace is one of those yarns that knitters in warmer climates reach for again and again. The silk gives it a luminous sheen and fluid drape; the SeaCell — a biodegradable fiber made from beech, eucalyptus, and kelp — adds a soft, lofty hand that feels nothing like what you’d expect from a lace weight. It shimmers, it moves, and it’s completely wool-free. The heavier 2-ply construction makes it more forgiving to work with than a lot of lace yarns.Felicia Lo started Sweet Georgia Yarns in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2005 — the name came from a blog she started while dreaming of a bakery on Georgia Street. The blog turned into a yarn company, and the mission stayed the same: create light and joy through color and craft. Cadence is currently knitting her second Hakuji Topdown in this yarn.A few pattern ideas: Sashiko Tee — Elenor Mortensen Batavia Top — Yamagara Stromboli Top — Caitlin Hunter Railings Shawl/Wrap — Janina Kallio Stitch Oasis Shawl — CJ Brady (crochet) Sol Top — Jaq Studio Cancun Boxy Lace Top — E Kate Archer Hitofude Cardigan Luumi Cardigan — Rosa P. Plenilune Tee — Alicia Plummer Summer in Provence — Tabetha Hedrick Tidewater Tee — Alexandria Wenninger Saanjh — Nidhi Kansal (use SeaSilk for both colors) Eylul Shawl — Yamagara