Continuously tossing coffee grounds seemed super wasteful.  Sometimes we save them for a neighbor's compost, but since they color the water when making coffee, I figured I might be able to get some pretty colors out of running them through the coffee maker again for some yarn!

12 skeins were dyed on a few different bases for this batch.

It created a very light, golden yellow.

***This is hand-dyed yarn and as such no skein will be exactly the same***

About the Yarn Bases:

• Fingering SW Merino/Stellina: 
• Fingering (1) weight
• 95% Superwash Merino, 5% Stellina (polyamide)
• 400 yds / 100 g
• Single ply
• Hand-wash gently in cold water & lay flat to dry
• DK Chainette SW Merino: 
• DK (3) weight
• 100% Superwash Merino
• 273 yds / 100 g
• Chain construction
• Hand-wash gently in cold water & lay flat to dry
• DK SW Merino/Silk: 
• DK (3) weight
• 70% Superwash Merino, 30% silk
• 231 yds / 100 g
• 4 ply
• Hand-wash gently in cold water & lay flat to dry
• Aran SW Merino: 
• Aran (4) weight
• 100% Superwash Merino
• 181 yds / 100 g
• 3 ply
• Hand-wash gently in cold water & lay flat to dry
• Bulky SW Merino:   
• Bulky (5) weight
• 100% Superwash Merino
• 106 yds / 100 g
• 3 ply
• Hand-wash gently in cold water & lay flat to dry