Culled from Kristin's personal thread stash, this one sings in deep fruit tones—think crushed raspberries, ripe plums, wild blackberries, and the earthy depth of beetroot. Named to evoke the lush abundance of the dye garden and the jam jar, Beetroots and Berries is for romantics, rebels, and red-lovers alike. It’s plush, passionate, and a little wild. Thread types may include:• Hand-sewing thread• Buttonhole twist• Embroidery floss Fiber content: Mostly cotton and silk, with the occasional strand of linen or high-quality polyester (we let beauty and story be our guides). Spools + cards: Expect a mix—wooden, paper, bakelite, plastic. Pristine, patinaed. Some wrapped in history, some in mystery. Uses: Stitch them. Frame them. Pet them. (No judgment.) They’re great for visible mending, embroidery, collage, and studio display. Condition: Some threads are pristine, others show their age with a bit of fading or spotting. We’ve included them intentionally—because often, there's still plenty of usable thread beneath the outer wrap. And sometimes, those marks of time add just the right texture or truth to a stitched piece. It’s a glimpse into how thread lives, weathers, and survives. Note: You’ll receive a bundle in the berry-hued palette pictured—pinks, reds, mauves, and plum—but your exact threads will be unique. There are three packs shown in the photo, each divided by the crease in the cloth. You will receive a pack with a similar quantity and variety of threads.
