Whatever you are knitting or crocheting there’s nothing more versatile than the natural undyed cream of sheep’s wool. There’s no TOFT project more perfect than crocheting a sheep from our pure natural luxury wool - and believe it or not there’s 25 sheep breed patterns to choose from! 

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A natural peachy beige shade that’s as perfect for crocheting pigs as it is pugs. 

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The inspiration behind TOFT’s most famous pattern, Emma the Bunny, the Edward’s Menagerie patterns would never have been created if it weren’t for this kind of complex natural colour perfect for making animals. 

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Blended from our natural rich cream fleeces with just the right-sized pinch of black fibres to create a subtle light grey. Flattering and fashionable for knitwear, this shade will combine with all other TOFT colours in any colourwork pattern. 

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Created by request from the Natural History Museum for Hope the whale in 2017, Shale was a later addition to our natural colour range, but sits perfectly between Silver and Steel to allow you to create amazing fades and ombre effects to any knit or crochet project. 

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Steel is almost blue in its tone and its deep blended mix of black and cream fibres make it the perfect natural shade for crocheting animals - whether it’s a wolf or a whale next on your project list! 

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Enjoy knitting classic cablework patterns in this sophisticated shade that combines beautifully with our Cream and Sapphire to create a chic palette. Used as the main colour in the creation of Edward’s Menagerie: DOGS, Camel is a soft shade of brown that you’ll use crocheting lots of patterns from corgis to cockapoos. 

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A warming natural colour found on autumnal walks in the woods that’s truly sumptuous when knitted into a hat. Used in Edward’s Menagerie as the fiery natural red of foxes, it’s another must-have colour in your palette if you are hooking your way through a collection of animals. 

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Our warmest deep brown that when combined with our other shades can create a stunning ombré of tones. Although not the most popular colour to choose to wear, it’s used across the whole Edward’s Menagerie animal range and Alexandra’s garden would be incomplete with this bold colour as the face of the sunflowers. 

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Truly the most unusual and luxurious TOFT shade, mushroom is a blended colour that combines Cream, Black, Camel and Chestnut fibres to create the perfect shade of wearable brown for your wardrobe. 

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Blended from brown and black, cocoa is our darkest shade of brown which knits up to create beautiful knitwear. The addition of the black fibres mean it will compliment all the brighter shades so is a beautiful contrasting dark shade to use in colour work as an alternative to charcoal.

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Whether you’re crocheting a zebra or knitting a monochrome beanie hat, charcoal provides a sophisticated softness to any project. The opposite to our silver, this colour is spun with a touch of white fibres in amongst the black to create an unusual stunning yarn that will create knitwear that will become an essential in any wardrobe. 

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A bright and bold yellow that we never tire of combining with all our shades of grey in knitted hats, blankets, shawls and of course crocheted seagulls! It’s the colour of canaries, daffodils and sunflowers. 

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Originally created for Sophia the Flamingo, TOFT’s pink is unapologetically bold is just the right tone for creating knitwear along with crocheting through the whole aviary of Edward’s Mengarie: Birds patterns. 

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Exactly the  colour needed for puffins’ beaks and penguins’ feet, this bright orange has an undertone of rust making it a popular colour choice for our knitting kits and not just pumpkins!

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An essential colour in Alexandra’s Garden that combines with all the other bright shades to become the foliage to their petals. The shade of crocheted Brussels sprouts, spring onions and broccoli stalks. 

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A deep green that you are just as likely to want to knit a scarf from as crochet some chard. It’s the shade of a mallard’s head and perfectly contrasts the Blue in the feathers of a peacock’s tail. 

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An essential colour for creating Edward’s Menagerie: Birds and a very fun addition to create Imaginarium monsters with,  this bold blue has the undertone of grandmas’s best faded tablewear. Use with Edward’s Doll Emporium to create footballers, surgeons and other uniforms and sport kits of every kind. 

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Navy is a wardrobe essential, and this perfect shade will knit up beautifully into any hat, scarf or jumper. 

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A colour that will inspire you to want to make a hat for yourself even if you’ve never knitted before.  Great colour to wear that combines beautifully with our brown natural spectrum in any kind of colourwork. 

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Our brightest shade that captures the iridescence  of the feathers of many bright and tropical Edward’s Menagerie birds patterns. 

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This is a purple one with real depth and boldness that at the same time embodies one of the traditional colours of Christmas, and the purple of Summer flowers. 

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The boldest pink that’s found throughout your garden in the Summer. Combine it with our Pink and Peony for fading shades that mimic and  reflect the gradient we have in the natural spectrum. 

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Think Santa’s coat, a red cardinal and a poppy from Alexandra’s Garden, combining with our rich cream and deep green to conjure up all the festive crochet characters you can think of. 

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A pale purple for all sophisticated lilac lovers with an evocative depth of colour conjuring vintage floral perfume. 

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A baby blue, the colour of cornflowers and delphiniums with an undertone of burdened storm clouds. 

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An uplifting orange-toned pink, the colour of ripe peaches, gentle sunsets and apricot-toned fields of tulips. 

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The colour of the Statue of Liberty - that is oxidised copper that takes on a beautiful almost pastel shade of green. 

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The perfect blush pink, the colour of sugared almonds, delicate roses and sweet peas growing in the flower bed. 

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A sherbet lemon-yellow with just the right balance of sourness to offset the rich cream base and refresh your palate on a Summer’s day. 

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A very wearable shade of purple that came back by popular demand after a smaller limited edition run. 

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The deepest of greens from our spectrum with a khaki tone that makes it much more wearable than the others. Great for hooking up any of your five a day with, especially its namesake from Alexandra’s Garden vegetables - the curly kale. 

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The colour of a glass of very special red wine that will add a touch of sophistication and gravitas to any project. Far beyond the beetroot this colour crocheting up beautifully into berets, gloves, garments and more. 

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Crochet a whole basket of spring greens with a skein of chive and a ball of Cream. Leeks, onions, garlic, cauliflower and broccoli all look stunning crocheted in this bright green. 

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