Montana Cudu Corn

Montana Cudu Corn is not only beautiful in appearance, but is connected to the rich history of the American Indigenous peoples. The original variety of Cudai corn was cultivated by several tribes and sacred, symbolizing a connection to the earth, it's ability to grow close together like a community and it's importance for survival. in 1958, a sample of seeds was given to the USDA by the Will Company, but later had degraded, suspected to have been cross bred from the original. Ed Schultz revived the variety by breeding it with another white corn type and the Montana Cudu that we have today is a tribute the original. It's soft yellow in color with blue and purple spots reminiscent of eagle wings.  

BASES:

Hattie Floof: 50g, 437 yards, 70% Superkid mohair/30% silk (lace weight)
Chester Sock: 100g, 437 yards, blend of 75% superwash merino/25% nylon
Gladys Shawl: 100g, 438 yards, single ply blend of 70% superwash merino/30% silk
Tortie Sport: 100g, 287 yards, 80% alpaca/20% silk
Minnie DK: 100g, 246 yards, 100% superwash merino wool 
Genny Worsted: 100g, 191 yards, 80% superwash merino/20% alpaca
Chubby Trevor: 115g, 136 yards, 100% superwash merino
Chunky Trevor: 150g, 82 yards, 100% superwash merino, single ply
Summer Fingering: 65% silk/35% linen, 115g skein, approximately 438 yards
Summer DK: 65% silk/35% linen, 115g skein, approximately 246 yards
Summer Worsted: 65% silk/35% linen, 115g skein, approximately 181 yards
Piper Fiber: 85% Polwarth Wool/15% Tussah Silk, approximately 4oz braid of fiber for spinning, felting, etc