🌳 Lush. Earthy. Sturdy. — Tree Buds is what happens when Vermont spring wakes up, stretches, and decides to become yarn. Swirled with mossy greens and rich bark browns, this variegated beauty looks like it was dyed somewhere between a maple grove and a very opinionated compost pile (in the best way).
Each skein captures that fleeting moment when trees start side-eyeing winter and thinking about leaves again. It’s cozy, it’s fresh, and it pairs perfectly with the sound of distant birds and someone insisting it’s “spring has sprung.” Whether you’re knitting socks, shawls, or something you’ll dramatically wear while sipping coffee on a porch, Tree Buds brings full Vermont energy—flannel optional, charm included.
This yarn is basically a seasonal mood in fiber form. Warning: may cause sudden urges to hug trees or casually mention that you “know a great sugarhouse.”
