In-Stock: Yesteryear Series – Good ‘n Plenty (2011)

Welcome to the second installment of our Yesteryear Series!

Fibernymph Dye Works is now in its 15th year of business. Over the past decade and a half, I have created literally hundreds of self-striping colorways. With new customers shopping here all the time, I thought my 15th year would be a great time to bring back some of our colorways from “yesteryear” so that you can enjoy them again–or for the first time! As I roll out these colorways, they will each be available in-stock in limited quantities on various bases (all dependent on my on-hand studio inventory of the specific striping pattern needed). This second round of Yesteryear colorways will also be available as dye-to-orders beginning in the second half of September 2025. I hope you’ll enjoy coming along with me on this trip though my stripe-y colorways of yesteryear!

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Good ‘n Plenty was inspired by the licorice-flavored candies of the same name. This was a fun one that I dyed up quite regularly back in the early days. It’s simple color scheme with bold contrasts is still as relevant today as it was back then. The second image is a mock up of how this colorway stripes.

Shown on Bounce, Good n’ Plenty is currently available in stock on the following bases:

Bounce – fingering, 80/20 SW Merino/Nylon, 400 yd/100-gm skein
*Mountain Tweed BFL (Oopsie!) – fingering, 85/15 SW BFL/Donegal Nepp, 438 yd/100-gm skein
Strong DK – DK, 75/25 SW Merino/Nylon, 245 yd/100-gm skein

*Oopsie! – These Mountain Tweed BFL skeins have some unintentional spots of mild reddish flecking in the pink stripes. The flecking will likely only show up for a stitch or two here and there as the yarn is knit up, but since they are not as they’re supposed to be, these skeins are being discounted.

Recommended care: Though these are superwash wools and can be machine washed, we recommend hand washing in cool water and then air dry flat.

All of our yarns and fibers are individually hand-dyed using professional grade acid dyes. Colorway names are consistent between yarns/fibers dyed with the same dye colors, however color can (and likely will) vary between skeins and between different bases.

We make every effort to assure the colors in our photos are as accurate as possible, but please note that colors can vary from monitor to monitor.