It all started in 2018 with two frying pans and a quest for quality yarns and interesting colourways. Angela's equipment has since evolved, but she continues to dye yarn in micro batches, in such a way as to layer colours on top of each other. It is more time consuming than the usual method of using one application of dye, but it provides that depth of colour that Neatnik Yarns is known - dare I say revered - for.
