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VERDIGRIS hand dyed yarn light grey gray green semi-solid. Photos show this color on Euro Fingering base.
A beautiful compliment for my limited edition multicolors and 80+ semi-solid colors!
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Details on all yarn bases per skein:
Weight per Skein: 3.5 oz (100 grams) for all skeins except Kid Mohair Silk, Suri Silk and PLY Giant (see below). Note: the Lux DK, Lux Suri Silk and Kid Mohair Silk take the dye in a softer, slightly lighter hue than the other bases.
~ PLY Fingering Sock: 400 yd (366 m) of 2 ply 100% super-wash merino wool
~ Single Fingering Sock: 400 yd (366 m) of single ply 100% super-wash merino wool
~ Merino Nylon Fingering Sock: 463 yd (423 m) of 4 ply 75% super-wash merino wool/25% nylon
~ Euro Fingering Sock: 438 yd (400 m) of 4 ply 100% super-wash merino wool
~ Merino Cashmere Nylon (MCN) Fingering Sock: 400 yd (366 m) of 2 ply 80% super-wash merino/ 10% cashmere/ 10% nylon
~ Sparkle Fingering Sock: 438 yd (400 m) of 2 ply 75% super-wash merino wool/20%nylon/5% stellina
~ Merino Silk Fingering Sock: 438 yd (400 m) of single ply 70% superwash merino / 30% silk
~ Kid Mohair Silk Lace: 459 yd (420 m) of single ply 72% kids mohair / 28% silk (weight: 1.76 oz (50 gm) per skein. The super soft halo on this lace weight yarn is gorgeous -hold along with another yarn for an extra special effect!)
~ Suri Alpaca Silk: 328 yards (300 m) of 74% baby suri alpaca / 26% mulberry silk (weight: 1.76 oz (50 gm) per skein. super soft, snuggly soft texture in fingering weight - hold along another yarn like a fingering weight to make a DK weight or hold double for a worsted weight.)
~ PLY DK: 231 yd (210 m) of 4 ply 100% super-wash merino wool
~ Single DK: 240 yd (220 m) of single ply 100% super-wash merino wool
~ Lux DK: 252 yd (230 m) of single ply 40% baby alpaca/40% merino/20% silk
~ Sparkle DK: 231 yd (210 m) of 4 ply 75% super-wash merino wool/20%nylon/5% stellina (stellina is a very soft nylon fiber, with a very subtle sparkle when the light hits it)
~ PLY Worsted: 218 yd (200 m) of 4 ply 100% super-wash merino wool
~ PLY Bulky: 106 yd (97 m) of 3 ply 100% super-wash merino wool
~ Single Bulky: 76 yd (70 m) of single ply 80% super-wash merino wool/20% nylon
~ Handspun Alpaca: 43 yd (39 m) of single ply 100% super fine alpaca
~ PLY Giant: 21.75 yd (20 m) of jumbo i-cord 100% super wash merino wool (weight: 8.8 oz (250 gm) per skein).
Approximate gauges for the yarns:
Lace: 8-10 st/1 in (2.5 cm) on 000-1 US / 1.5-2.5 mm needles
Fingering/Sock: 6-8 st/1 in (2.5 cm) on 1-6 US / 2.5-4 mm needles
DK: 5-6 st/1 in (2.5 cm) on 5-7 US / 3.75-4.5 mm needles
Worsted: 4-5 st/1 in (2.5 cm) on 7-9 US / 4.5-5.5 mm needles
Bulky: 3-3.5 st/1 in (2.5 cm) on 10-11 US / 6-8 mm needles
Handspun: 2-2.5 st/1 in (2.5 cm) on 13-15 US / 9-10 mm needles
Giant: 1 st/1 in (2.5 cm) on 36 US / 20 mm needles
If you need any help choosing a base or have any questions, just ask :)
All yarns are hand dyed by Pancake and Lulu with professional, permanent and light fast acid fiber dyes.
*Guidelines above are approximations.
Ridiculously Beautiful : Pancake and Lulu Yarns : PLY
The highest quality, carefully selected yarns are hand dyed with complex color recipes in individual small batch dye sessions. This meticulous care creates beautiful, subtle color glazing, only achievable by this hand coloring technique. The result is the lovely effect of dappling by light and color, creating a fascinating fabric with no harsh color pooling or stripes. In this unique, versatile line of yarns, you will delight in the pure joy of the knitting process and the stunning effects of your results. Enjoy!
Please check the shipping time above for the lead time for me to create your hand dyed skeins. My recipes are carefully recorded and reproducible, however since each skein is hand-created individually, there may be variations from batch to batch - please order enough for your project for best match. Alternating skeins while knitting is a good practice to blend variations between skeins, should you wish to do so. Your happiness is my top priority - and I am very proud of my excellent feedback. Please contact me if you are dissatisfied with anything you purchase from Pancake and Lulu. :) Happy Crafting
The sheep that supply us with our wool are 100% non-mulesed. We believe that mulesing is a cruel practice to the animals for the benefit of the wool farmer. You can be confident that PLY yarn and fiber is mulesing-free.
Items ship after payment is received and funds are cleared. If your order contains some made-to-order items, your complete order will ship according to the time noted in the listing.
I ship to the address you specify on the etsy checkout page even if your paypal address is different from this. so please let me know as soon as possible, if you want me to ship to a different address than you have specified at checkout on Etsy.
Just contact me within: 3 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 7 days of delivery
Request a cancellation within: 1 hours of purchase
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Your happiness is of the utmost importance to me! If you are dissatisfied with anything you purchase from me, please contact me before leaving neutral or negative feedback. I want you to be happy and will do my best to make sure you have a positive experience! Should you wish to make a return, please contact me promptly, with the item in original condition for a refund or exchange (sorry, I cannot refund or pay for return shipping).
Cannot be returned or exchanged:
Digital downloads - contact me if you have an issue with your download.
Some special, limited edition, or custom yarn.
Listings which state "Final Sale"
Mini Skein Advent Calendars
Mystery Mini Skein Sets
A note about color and monitors:
I try hard to make sure my photos capture the color of my items accurately. I also describe the colors in the description for a richer sense of the look of the item. That said, monitors do differ, sometimes brightness is turned up or down and this may account for a difference in the photo and the actual item.
My yarn and fiber is hand dyed individually by me. I don't have "dye lots" in the traditional sense. I do create several skeins at a time which can be used seamlessly in a large project. You will receive matching skeins when you order multiple skeins of the same name in a single order. However, if you order skeins with the same color name at different times, on different days, the skeins may not match exactly. It is a good practice to work rows alternating from 2 balls to even out any color variations if that is the look you desire (this is a good technique to use with all hand dyed yarn). And, as with all yarn, it is best to make sure you purchase enough for your project in the beginning.
Many of my handspun and hand dyed yarns are created "to order". While I have created careful color recipes, each batch of yarn can vary a little from the original photograph. Please be aware that your yarn may not look *exactly* as in the photograph! These variations are an intrinsic part of all hand dyed and handmade items. Rest assured, you are free to return or exchange any item (see refund section above) if you are unhappy for any reason with your purchase. The item just needs to be in original condition. Just let me know asap and I will re-do the yarn, you can choose another or I can refund your payment after I receive the return.
The sheep that supply us with our wool are 100% non-mulesed. We believe that mulesing is a cruel practice to the animals for the benefit of the wool farmer. You can be confident that PLY yarn and fiber is mulesing-free.
Let me know if your order is a gift. I will leave out the invoice and include your personal message to the recipient. Gift wrapping, for a small fee, is also an option at checkout.
Thank you and have a lovely day!!
xoxxo Aimee at Pancake and Lulu Yarn and Fiber
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Yet another beautiful skein has arrived. I am always so very pleased with my orders from your shop - thank you!
Jul 6, 2018
Oh, so gorgeous yarn! I am always pleased with every order from Pancake and Lulu. Exceptional!
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I always love my yarns from Pancke and Lulu, and this time I am even MORE in love. What beautiful dyework , and such a light hand with the colors- thank you so very much!
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For a long time I have spent a lot of money (too much money) on a good hair cut and color. I have always known that you get what you pay for when it comes to hair. However, in order to save money I decided to take advantage of a sale at Great Clips. I was in and out in 20 minutes, and it looks like it. My right side is shorter than the left and even Cony noticed.. so you know it must be bad.
I want to continue to do simple things that will help save money, but this is ridiculous! So I'm asking.. if you have a great stylist and they aren't out of this world expensive.. please let me know!
Saturday, April 26, 2008
$150 vs. $9
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Friday, April 25, 2008
My Lovely Family
Isn't Cony hot?!? Mm mm mm mm mm
Over the past few years I have learned to love good photography. If I'm bored that's what I do on the internet.. look at photography. So I was super excited to have a photo shoot 2 weeks ago with Clairissa and the people I love the most.
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Monday, April 21, 2008
The End for Me...
So this past weekend we were at SIRA in Oak Ridge, TN. For those of you who don't know, SIRA is a big regatta! I knew going in that it would be my last with Georgia State University. I have mixed feelings about this... I'm sad but I haven't put a lot of thought into it, so once fall comes and I'm not involved with the team, I'm sure it will hit me full force.
My boat did not do well and seeing how close we were to one boat and not beat them.. is NOT easy for me to deal with, especially since I walked away with a medal last year. But I will say that our boat came together and had great bonding moments. We painted our nails with blue panther paws, Jose drew tattoos on our arms and we had matching head bands. So even though we didn't do well, we had a great time!
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Monday, April 14, 2008
Weekend We Didn't Want to End
This weekend was great! Friday was one of the longest days known to man for me, but I woke up Saturday when Cony went to work and I started cleaning the apartment. Which I love to do, it's such a stress reliever for me.
Then my family got together for a family photo shoot with Clairissa Cooper (trying to make that a link, but can't figure it out) and it went so much better than I expected. I can't wait to post the pictures!!!! Go to her blog and you can see McKinzie, Clark's oldest, in a sneak peak picture from the shoot. www.clairissacooper.blogspot.com
Sunday was a little bit on the emotional side, so after church Cony suggested we go on a picnic down by the Hooch. We ate and read the Ensign about journal keeping.... which is something that I have been kicking myself to do. Usually I'm really good about it, but I have not written one page in my journal since Cony and I got married. How awful is that??? So it's my goal this week to start something, even if it means I'm typing it on the computer.
Also want to mention a talk that was giving in church yesterday. It was about music and it was given by a woman that I have grown to really love and I have never spoken to her. She a teacher in Relief Society and they are some of the best lessons I have ever heard. She talked about how powerful music is in such a different way than most. She apparently worked for a tv music station in Texas a few years and she produced a program that showed music from a scientific perspective. There were a few stories she told that I will do my best to convey...
She met a man that was a composer that had been in a accident where he died for 3-4 minutes. When he came back all he could remember was the music that was played. He composed what he heard and took it to a convention for people who had died and came back (they have this annually) and everyone there that had died said 'yes! That is exactly what we heard.' So she is making a copy of it for us and we can't wait to listen to it.
There was another story that involved a friend of hers that was a musical therapists who had asked her to come and witness one of her clients. This client was 65 years old who had been bed ridden for over a year and couldn't walk or talk. So this musical therapists listened to all her body rhythms and made a musical tape that she could listen to... she was walking within 45 minutes and 4 months later with no help, when someone is sick or why people are sick- is because all the major body functions are not in the same rhythm, and that tape helped her body come back into sync. I just really loved the talk because I personally know how powerful music is and can be in ones life.
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Monday, April 7, 2008
the Longest Weekend
I realize that my blogs are mostly pictures. The truth of the matter is, I feel I do not write well and I'm afraid of looking like a complete ding dong.
However, this weekend brings me to say a few more words than I normally do. It was the John Hunter Regatta hosted by Georgia Tech. It's a regatta that gets us ready for SIRA and they are both in Oak Ridge, TN. We leave early Friday morning for a 4 1/2 hour drive that turned out to be almost 9 hours!
It all began when everyone got in traffic downtown ATL because of a fatal accident right before the toll booth. So instead of leaving at 10:30 it was 11:30. We get on the road and stop after an hour for lunch and gas. We try to leave the gas station and one of the vans won't start because the wheel was locked up and the key wouldn't turn. After sitting an hour and half we finally got a shoe and hit the key 3 times and what do you know? - the key finally decided to turn.
We get on the road again and not 5 minutes later I find myself jumping out of my skin. I usually drive in one of the back vans, but this weekend Doc (coach) and I had somethings to work out for the team. So I'm in the front van that tows the shells on the trailer. Chad the driver starts saying something (something I can't repeat) and is looking to the back of us. He says that he just saw a tractor trailer tip over. Doc immediately freaks out. We stop, I get a phone call confirming yes, one of our vans did get hit. So we run, I mean run to where they are, which is a good quarter of a mile behind. I would like to just make a note, that I have never seen Doc so concerned nor have I seen him move so fast!
So here's what happened.... It was raining and the back van was slowing down and the big truck behind it slammed on his brakes, hits the van and tips on it's side. Holding traffic up for miles and miles, close to 2 hours. The only real damage to the van was the window shattering. Amir, Lawson and Danica could have been seriously hurt. And this is what brings me to writing such a novel.
Remember when we stopped to get lunch? When we were loading back in vans, Teala had asked if I could switch her with someone else. Other side note, crew has a TON of drama! My first instinct was to switch Killer and Teala. Than without a second thought, I saw Jackie and knew I needed to switch her with Teala. I knew I had just killed two birds with one stone. Is everyone following me?
It didn't hit me until after the wreck how important that one little decision I made had been. See, if Jackie had stayed in that van that got hit, Danica would have been in the very back of the van lying down to stretch her back. But with Jackie gone she was able to get a seat to herself and saved from the glass shattering on her. How fortunate the truck driver swirved to miss the van like he did too. I'm not even going to say what could have happened if he hit the van head on. So... thank you Mr. Truck Driver!
And this was only Friday.
Saturday was a whole other story that just doesn't need to be told. Two words though... BAD day!
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The Chestnut Hill area is home to countless acres of wooded land. But how fast do you think you could climb those trees in the Wissahickon, if you had to, and those big maples, elms and oaks across town?
Most likely you could not do it faster than Rob Thigpen, an arborist with Wyndmoor's Shechtman Tree Care, who won first place at this year's annual Western Climbing Championship for the Pennsylvania-Delaware Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) on May 7 in Pittsburgh. As a result, Thigpen competed in the International Tree Climbing Championship (ITCC) on July 23 and 24 in Australia, where climbers displayed their skills and speed in some of Sydney's tallest eucalyptus trees.
"Some people are just not competitors; they don't like that realm," says Thigpen, 40, "but I think this can benefit any climber in the long-term."
"One of the things the Climbing Championship does is it raises the level of knowledge and experience for everyone in the industry," says Penn-Del ISA Board of Directors President Gene McMillen, of Shreiner Tree Care in Quarryville, PA. "Many new techniques have been introduced [from things like rock-climbing and caving] over the past decade that have made the work in our industry safer and more efficient. People are anxious to share and teach one another their techniques."
Thigpen, a Bucks County resident, has been climbing trees for 22 years. He has also climbed the Moshulu boat, at Penn's Landing. With his friends, he climbs various other buildings and ships, like Baltimore's USS Constitution, a historic Navy ship from the War of 1812 with a 198-foot-high mainmast. The sport, he admits, is dangerous.
At 17, the Bronx and upstate New York-raised young man needed a job. Through a friend, Thigpen took a job trimming trees in Doylestown. He's been in the area ever since and competed in the first overseas ISA ITCC in 1998 in Birmingham, England.
While it may seem like an unusual sport, "it's big," insists Shechtman Tree Care owner and founder Zach Shechtman, who himself has been climbing for 15 years.
"We do it because it's a chance for tree guys from all over the country to come together and learn. It's a great test of tree climbing skill, athletic ability and technical knowledge," says Shechtman, who has worked as a volunteer at the competition. Three Shechtman employees competed in this year's event. "At the end of the day, everyone walks away a better climber."
The competition is a five-event affair, where each climber earns points and is judged based on his safety, speed and technical precision. At the conclusion of the championship, the climber with the most points wins. The events are a work climb; speed climb, an aerial rescue of a dummy from a tree; the throw ball and the foot-lock, where the climber climbs a rope hanging 56 feet from the tree but cannot use any of the tree's limbs to reach the top.
"This area is a real intense chapter," said Shechtman, 35, who is also a rock climber. "If you can win here, you can win anywhere."
Thigpen traveled to Pittsburgh to compete in the Western Championship of the Penn-Del Chapter because he placed in the top five, thus qualifying to compete in the Eastern Championships. Though injury prevented him from competing in this year's Eastern Championships, Thigpen won the Chapter Championship and thus qualified for the chance to compete in Sydney.
"Every day at work you really work out the kinks," said Thigpen. "On the job every tree is different. You're learning how to be safe and efficient."
In Australia, Thigpen placed 17th overall, "so we officially have the 17th best climber in the world," said Tracy Shechtman, office manager (and Zach's wife). "His best placement was second for the Throwline competition, and he also had the third best time in the Work Climb, although he didn't place in the top three for that." (Anyone interested in seeing all of the results of the competition in Australia should visit http://itcc.isa-arbor.com/results/2011results.aspx)
Shechtman Tree Care is a tree preservation company founded in 2004. Based in Wyndmoor and Wyncote, its arborists care for the trees at Morris Arboretum and scores of other fine trees in the area. Their core mission is to care for veteran trees while maintaining, respecting and protecting the environment.
The Penn-Del Chapter of the ISA was founded in 1960 to foster a greater appreciation for shade trees and promote professional arboriculture in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
For more information about the Penn-Del ISA Chapter, visit www.PennDelISA.org. For more information about Shechtman Tree Care, visit www.ShekTree.com, call 215-776-TREE (8733), or email email@example.com.


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Family and General Practitioners
Diagnose, treat, and help prevent diseases and injuries that commonly occur in the general population.
Board Certified Family Physician
Emergency Medicine Physician
Emergency Room Doctor (ER Doctor)
Family Medicine Physician
Family Physician
Family Practice Medical Doctor (FP MD)
Family Practice Physician
Family Practitioner
Internal Medicine Physician
Medical Director
Medical Doctor (MD)
Medical Staff Physician
Occupational Medicine Physician
Physician, Occupational
Police Surgeon
Primary Care Provider
Public Health Physician
Treatment Coordinator