Miracles for Breakfast Curated Hand Dyed Yarn Shawl Sets
Miracles For Breakfast
Inspired by the book Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor, this shawl is a love letter to small wonders, fleeting moments, and the quiet magic found in unexpected places.
The curated yarn pairings below reflect different moods within that story’s world: grounded yet bold, mysterious yet hopeful, and designed to let quiet moments and bold choices exist side by side.
Whre It Begins
Every story starts somewhere small—a first spark, a decision, a moment that sets everything else in motion. Where It Begins carries that sense of origin and intention, pairing grounded tones with a bold note of possibility. This set feels purposeful and assured, ready to become the foundation for whatever comes next.
What Was Promised
Some promises are loud. Others are carried quietly, held close, and remembered long after the moment has passed. What Was Promised draws from that sense of hope and longing—the belief that something meaningful is waiting on the other side. This set feels grounded and deliberate, carrying a quiet confidence that isn’t afraid to stand out.
A Name Unspoken
Names have power, even when they’re never said aloud. A Name Unspoken is rooted in mystery and restraint, in the weight of meaning that lives beneath the surface. This set feels intimate and thoughtful, meant for projects that hold secrets, stories, and a quiet kind of magic stitched into every row.
The Space Between
There’s a moment that exists just before something changes—the pause where possibility gathers. The Space Between lives there, in the tension and softness that holds two ideas at once. This set feels reflective and grounding, a palette made for slowing down, noticing what’s unsaid, and letting the work unfold at its own pace.
Held In Stillness
Some things gain strength by waiting. Held in Stillness speaks to patience, restraint, and the kind of power that doesn’t need to announce itself. This set feels grounded and composed, letting depth and contrast do the talking while holding space for something quietly striking to emerge.