Spotted recently: colored yarn as a quick fix for a monochromatic palette at home.
After spending too much/not enough time on some of our favorite blogs, like Le Dans La and Loppelilla, we began noticing a pattern of bright yarn, artfully used to tie up items and as decorative accents. This left us wondering: Is colored yarn the next washi tape?
Above: Maxima Highlighter Merino Wool Yarn from Loopy Mango, a great yarn resource in SoHo; $15 per skein.
Above: A collection of sticks and seed pods is accented with hot-pink yarn; image via Le Dans La.
Above: A linen tablecloth features a hand-stitched border of cotton yarn; image via Moa og Kaffekoppen.
Above: A skein of yellow yarn; image via Le Dans La.
Above: Skeins of mocha-colored yarn piled in a stone bowl; image via Moa og Kaffekoppen.
Above: Yellow crocheted accents in a white room; image via Loppelilla.
Above: Pink and taupe yarn stand out in a natural reed basket; image via The Daily Purl.
Above: Pale pink embroidery thread is wrapped around dried leaves and echinacea stems; image via Le Dans La.
