Eliza Furnace was inspired by a winter photograph of the ongoing sulfur dioxide pollution that plagues southwestern Pennsylvania and takes its name from a frequented bicycle trail, which is named after a blast furnace that formerly occupied the area.
Portions of sales of this colorway support GASP, Pittsburgh's Group Against Smog and Pollution.
All indie-dyed yarn works up differently depending on gauge, project size, and needle/hook size. Swatches are shown in sock base, from a previous dye batch, to give an average idea of the colorway.
