Craftivism is Our Activism
Lady Dye Yarns (LDY) is a Black woman-owned business founded by Diane Ivey. Based in Boston, MA, since 2010, LDY makes one-of-a-kind hand-dyed yarns and accessories. LDY is known for their club and kit collaborations with other BIPOC businesses in the crafting industry. After starting the business ten years ago by selling hand-dyed yarns to friends and family, LDY now has developed an online presence and attending national shows.
2021 Collaborations & Kits
April
- Princess Bride
- Cabaret
- DC Comic Club
- Twilight Zone
May
- Anne of Green Gables
Ultimate Fan Club - Stranger Things
- Marvel Club
- The Simpsons
June
- Juneteenth
- Craftivism Embroidery Club
- Monty Python
- Little Shop of Horrors
July
- Sherlock Holmes: Scandal in Bohemian
- Outlander
- Shakespeare in Love
- Dazed and Confused
August
(Dog Days of Gamers: Old School and New)
- Atari for Life
- Super Mario Brothers
- Pokémon
September
- Star Trek: Next Generation
- A Different World
- Latinx Month
October
- It’s the Great Pumpkin,
Charlie Brown - Hocus Pocus
- Gremlins
November
- The Breakfast Club
- The Goonies
December
- A Very Schitty (Creek)
Christmas Box - Bridgerton Holiday Box
- Holiday Surprise Box
2022 Club Memberships
Available September 13th
Limited Edition Products
Our Mission
Lady Dye Yarns is a crafting business consisting of a diverse group of individuals. We are committed to including those from different races, ethnicities, nationalities, socioeconomic statuses, religious backgrounds, sizes, genders, gender identities & expressions, and sexual orientations. Working with BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) is the cornerstone of our brand and what we stand for.
Diversity, inclusion, craftivism, and socioeconomic awareness are also a central part of the Lady Dye Yarns mission. We believe in supporting, encouraging, and celebrating diverse voices in our crafting community. It is our commitment to highlight and elevate these voices and talents so they may access better economic opportunities and growth.
“I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept.”
Angela Davis
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