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Field Notes: Sagebrush

Field Notes: Sagebrush

Some colors don't demand attention.

They simply feel like home.

Sagebrush has a quiet kind of beauty. It's the silver-green backdrop to so much of Wyoming, the scent after a summer rain, and the steady presence that reminds us not everything remarkable has to be loud.

Our latest Field Notes explores the inspiration behind the Sagebrush colorway and why some of our favorite colors are the ones that quietly stay with us.

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Field Notes: Raven

Field Notes: Raven

From a distance, a raven looks simply black.

Then the light changes.

Suddenly, deep blue, teal, and violet appear where you didn't expect them.

Our Raven colorway was inspired by that quiet moment of discovery. It's a reminder that some of the most beautiful things reveal themselves only when we slow down and look a little closer.

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Field Notes: Copper

Field Notes: Copper

Some colors don't need to shout.

They have a way of finding their place quietly, becoming the ones you reach for again and again.

Copper is one of those colors.

Inspired by the warmth of early morning light and made for projects you'll treasure for years, it's a colorway that rewards a closer look.

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Field Notes: Indian Paintbrush

Field Notes: Indian Paintbrush

There are some flowers that seem almost too bold for the landscapes they call home.

Indian Paintbrush isn't one of them.

Across Wyoming, it rises from sagebrush, mountain meadows, and open hillsides in brilliant shades of red, orange, coral, yellow, and even pink. It doesn't overpower the landscape. Somehow, it belongs there completely, adding flashes of color that make you stop, smile, and look a little closer.

I've always loved that about Indian Paintbrush.

Most people picture the familiar scarlet blooms, but if you spend enough time paying attention, you'll discover that Indian Paintbrush comes in remarkable shades and subtle variations. Every hillside tells a slightly different story. Every patch of wildflowers feels uniquely its own.

When I began planning Copper Crow Fiber Co., I knew I wanted a colorway inspired by Wyoming's state flower. I shared that idea with Shelly Ketcheson of Wicked Tint Yarns, and together we brought it to life. Shelly's artistry transformed the inspiration into a yarn that captures the warmth, movement, and vibrant spirit of Indian Paintbrush in bloom.

That collaboration is exactly the kind of story I hope Copper Crow tells.

Beautiful things are rarely created in isolation. They grow from shared ideas, skilled hands, and a love of the places that inspire us.

Every skein of Indian Paintbrush carries a little of Wyoming with it, and I'm honored that it became one of the first yarns to find a home on the shelves of Copper Crow.

Crow Note

Strength hides in the smallest strands.

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