
And here it is hanging up to dry...

There are a couple of spots that didn't take up the color, I assume that I can do it over so that there is even color. If I'm wrong somebody let me know. I think the color is fun and I'll probably be doing more of it!!
4 comments:
did you soak your yarn in vinegar?
oh, I meant to say...did you have to soak your yarn in vinegar?
It says not to with the kool aid. I did re-do it and it turned out fine, I just need to use more packets of kool aid from now on. Live and learn!
I love the green! My husband saw me reading this post and although he hasn't been all that interested in my knitting, he's suddenly very interested in conducting dyeing experiments.
I hope you don't mind me tagging you for the 8 random things post. Post 8 random things about you and then tag 8 more bloggers. I look forward to seeing your list.
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