Pairing Yarn

Oftentimes, it can be hard to visualize what two strands of yarn can look like when combined together. See how different strands of African Expressions Hope (lace-weight) and African Expressions Harmony (worsted-weight) can come together to create different visual depth (sometimes more solid color, sometimes more pebbled) to a knitted or crocheted piece.

Two balls of yarn, one labeled 'Hope' in light green and the other labeled 'Harmony' in dark green, along with a swatch of green knitted fabric.
Two balls of green yarn, one labeled 'Hope' and the other 'Harmony', and a knitted green swatch with a loose end, arranged on a white surface.
Two blue balls of yarn, one labeled "Hope" and the other labeled "Harmony", with a knitted swatch in blue underneath.
Two blue balls of yarn, one labeled "Hope" and the other labeled "Harmony," along with a knitted blue fabric piece.
Two balls of pink yarn labeled 'Hope' and 'Harmony' from African Expressions, with a swatch of knitted pink fabric below them.
Two balls of yarn, one labeled 'Hope' and the other 'Harmony,' with a partially knitted piece of fabric in pink yarn.
Two balls of yarn, one fuzzy pink and one smooth mauve, with a partially knitted swatch of pink yarn below them.
Two balls of yarn labeled 'Hope' and 'Harmony' with a partially knitted fabric in a similar shade of pink in front of them.
Two balls of orange yarn labeled 'Hope' and 'Harmony' with a partially knitted piece of orange fabric.
Two balls of orange yarn with tags reading "Hope" and "Harmony," placed above a knit swatch of orange yarn on a white background.