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Potion Hand-Dyed Dressy Socks by Merle Works (Women’s)

Potion Hand-Dyed Dressy Socks by Merle Works (Women’s)

Regular price $16.00 USD
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About these socks: Merle Works artist/founder Dallas Hlatky writes, "I am not a witch, but if I was my cauldron would be filled with a magical purpley liquid resembling these socks. But if I was a witch, would I post it on the internet? Maybe these socks do cast spells. There's only one way to find out." Thin ribbed cotton dress sock, great for everyday wear and all occasions. 87% cotton, 13% spandex. One size fits most adult women. Made in the China and hand-dyed in Asbury Park. There will be some variations in each pair due to the ice dye process. Every pair is packaged with a unique magical message for inspired giving and receiving. 

From Liz: While exploring artists whose work I'd want to carry at Three Bird Layne, I came across Merle Works, specifically a video of the artist creating her wares in her studio and explaining the story behind why she began to create this line of work. Her work is infused with what I most love about being an artist - the joy found in the process. As I unpacked each bag, tea towel, and pair of socks in my first order with Merle Works, I could feel that joy through the colors and care brought to each item. Plus each tag includes a little poem/magic message from the artist.  

More about the artist: Dallas Hlatky founded Merle Works while parachuting out of life as normal. It was invented as a personal salve for an anxious time, and built to be a reliable, renewable source of joy for all who find it. It nurtures human connection, a love of language and color, and a spirit that anything can happen. It makes for inspired, intentional giving and receiving. Dallas says, "All the goods are hand-dyed by me. I source all the products and test drive them for quality. I don’t make anything I wouldn’t personally use. All the accompanying “magic messages” are written by me too, clipped and collaged at my kitchen table."

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