
I finally got around to dyeing some handpainted yarns today!
My experience with dyeing yarns has always been with one single shade at a time.
But this time I used four flavors that kindda gave me four different colours.
I used KoolAid powders in:
- Tropical Punch
- Grape
- Cherry
- Ice Blue
The Tropical Punch and Cherry are pretty close in colour but the Tropical Punch is a bit darker. In retrospect I should have seperated those two colours a bit more than I did when I handpainted the yarn.
Here you see the yarn drying after the whole dyeing process. I actually hung it over our cookstove by opening the door to the warming oven. Too impatient to let it dry slowly.

Turned out ok. But I was not quite so happy with it so I decided to overdye it with Tropical Punch KoolAid. I found it had too much blue.
I'll get a pic of the new yarn as soon as I can.
Love your stove!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd it still is beautiful.
Hi Jenn,
ReplyDeleteWe bought our stove brand new from Elmira in Ontario. We love it.