"The House of the Seven Gables" is a subtly haunting tale laced with witchcraft, guilt, and just enough supernatural horror and "this house is scary" notes to fit in perfectly with the Ghastly theme of gothic horror.
Vol. 4 of the Ghastly yarn club, inspired by “The Fall of the House of Usher” by Edgar Allan Poe, is night terrors and decay and a bit of dark opulence.
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November's Spectral Collection monthly hand dyed yarn club was inspired by the fiction of Marge Piercy, an author, poet, dedicated cat mom, and activist.
With a colorway officially titled "Into the Darkness" (but please go ahead and call it by its true name, "The Funhole"), a casette tape charm, and a curiously scented candle, the October Spectral Collection club took the staticky and surreal elements of the novel "The Cipher" for a spin towards a fun Halloween-reminiscent yarn.
September's yarn club was influenced by Vernon Lee and her work, particularly her tales of haunting and the atmospheric mood that begins to haunt when the weather turns towards fall. Shapeshifting colorway Witchgarden Flowers takes its inspiration from Lee's own words. It's a violet speckled overcast blue base, with burnt mauve overtones in daylight that shift into a dense rust at night. Included with the club this month were handmade metal bookmarks.
