*These preorders will ship late December '26.

For those unfamiliar with Good Trouble, this colorway was inspired by the late Congressman John Lewis and his lifelong commitment to civil rights, voting rights, and getting into what he famously called “good trouble, necessary trouble.” Cecilia Tkaczyk of CeCe's Wool and I began fundraising together in 2019, using something we both love, yarn, to support organizations working to protect voting rights, fight voter suppression, and ensure that every eligible voter has the opportunity to make their voice heard.

This year, we’re raising money for Fair Fight Action, an organization working to protect voting rights and combat voter suppression, particularly here in Georgia. And y’all, this work is just as important today as it was when we started. The right to vote is fundamental to our democracy, yet barriers to exercising that right continue to exist. We believe that democracy works best when everyone has a voice, and we’re committed to doing what we can to help protect that.

And because we’re celebrating Georgia and continuing our commitment to fundraising, we’re also bringing back two more of our popular Georgia-inspired colorways: Georgia Peach and Leaf Voter Suppression Behind!

For every skein of Good Trouble sold, $5 will be donated to Fair Fight Action.

Bases:

Bean Sprout - Fingering Weight 

80% Superwash Merino / 20% Nylon

400 Yards / 100g

Wax Bean - Fingering Weight 

80% Superwash Merino / 20% Silk 

2 - Ply 

400 Yards / 100g 

Canary Bean - Sport Weight 

100% Superwash Merino 

3 - Ply 

328 Yards / 100g 

Pinto Bean - DK Weight 

100% Superwash Merino 

4 - Ply 

250 Yards / 100g 

This yarn is HAND DYED by yours truly & dyed to order! I ask that you order enough yarn to finish and complete your project so that your skeins are better matched. While I try my best to maintain consistency with all of my yarns, I ask that you remember that with hand dyed yarns, NO TWO SKEINS WILL EVER BE IDENTICAL!!!!

Care Instructions: Machine wash gentle. Lay flat to dry. (Hand washing is STRONGLY recommended to maintain the color and quality of your finished piece.)

*NOTES - All companies, including companies who purchase dyed yarns from a mill can have a problem with bleeding or transfer of colors. This mostly occurs in blues and teals, but can occur with any very dark and saturated color. Every effort has been made to ensure that this yarn does not bleed. The color in this yarn has been set BUT you may or may not see an insignificant amount of color exhaust in the water during your first wash but nothing thereafter. This is common with most hand dyed yarns and again, hand washing is strongly suggested to maintain the color and quality of your finished piece.

Colors may vary slightly from the picture, due to lighting conditions, camera calibration and your computer monitor settings.