Craft Spin Lab
Colour. Motion. Energy. Light.
Wool, reborn in vivid colour and movement.
Hand-dyed in small batches by Elizabeth Syndercombe.
Alive with the pulse of nature - sunlight, wind, rain, and time.
SMALL BATCH. INFINITE COLOUR.
SMALL BATCH. INFINITE COLOUR.
Each batch is a moment — bold, fleeting, impossible to repeat.
These aren’t quiet skeins.
They carry storms, gardens, shadows, the electric charge of a day well spent.
Each one dyed by hand, each one alive. These fibres were never meant to sit still.
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![Close-up of yellow mimosa flowers with green leaves against a light background.]()
Sun Struck — A yellow born from wind and glare.
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![A snowy coastal landscape under cloudy sky with a sailboat on the ocean in the distance.]()
Afterstorm — Grey-green, like a wet horizon.
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![Close-up of green leaves on tree branches with sunlight shining through.]()
Verdant Noise — The green that hums when everything grows at once.
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![Dark stormy sky with purple and black clouds and visible lightning bolts.]()
Quiet Thunder — A violet that remembers the sky.
The Studio Doesn’t Sleep
This isn’t quiet wool.
It carries the weather, the garden, the hours of dye and spin.
Every colour has been tested by light.
Every fibre holds the rhythm of a day.
I don’t make palettes — I make moments.
These fibres were never meant to sit still.
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Colour is alive. My job is to keep up.
Current Drop: Stormlight Series
Current Drop: Stormlight Series
Spring Season
Victoria
Born from spring storms and sudden sunlight.
Soft greys, charged blues, rain-bright greens - the colours of renewal.
Each batch is limited. Each tone is its own weather.
BEHIND THE COLOUR
Every shade begins in motion
In the studio, colour moves.
Steam, dye, light, water — every element in conversation.
Wool becomes landscape, time becomes hue.
This is where nature leaves fingerprints.
ABOUT PREVIEW
MEET THE MAKER
I’ve always been drawn to small spaces and big colour — wooden boats, spinning wheels, and light through leaves.
Craft Spin Lab is where those memories meet the present — a space to turn nature’s brightness into something you can hold.
