Bismuth, Light

 Description

Bismuth is a chemical element (atomic number 83) that in its natural form looks like a metal that is "lustrous brownish silver". However, when it oxidizes it is covered in an iridescent metallic sheen that often displays a rainbow of colors.

This light gray colorway has a nice speckling of greens, reds, yellows, and purples - like a piece of bismuth that is starting to oxidize. We also have a darker version (Bismuth, Dark) with the same speckling but on a darker, more metallic gray base. They'll create a lovely fade if used together!

By the way - the yellow glows with a lovely radioactive-looking glow under UV/blacklight!

About the Yarn

This yarn is available on the following base:

Merino Twist: 100% Superwash Merino, 100 g / 400 m / 437 yds