Aniline Black -- Brontë Base (Yak/Silk DK) joyce this deepest emerald green may

this deepest emerald green may just hold the secrets of the universe

The pops of turquoise

431 yards / 100 grams

Floodland by Sisters of Mercy (1986)⁠

736 yards (160 grams) per full set

Aniline Black -- Brontë Base (Yak/Silk DK) joyce this deepest emerald green mayA deep violet black that takes its name from a pioneering synthetic pigment used in printing and dyeing. In the 1860s Mr. J . Lightfoot brought us a blacker black after studying the oxidation of new compound, aniline. Aniline purple had been accidentally created a few decades earlier while student Willam H. Perkins was trying to synthesize quinine and that accidental discovery set off a giant Victorian wave of mauve everything. In this rich black