Since there is quite a lot of things happening around here at the moment I thought I would post a few photos of last weeks dye testing results.

Above are the results of day one and two, below the results of day three.
They have all been catalogued and a few remaining formulas need doing but all in all I am happy with the results. It all started with Sue requesting a color for a project and snowballed from there. Quite a few of these are heading east and will be put to good use shortly.


Enjoy creating
Wendy
Beautiful colors. I tend to dye as I go on my new wools, and dye according to what I want in a piece. With thrifts, I go by the color and texture and decide what color they would look good as. Way too hot to stand over hot pots, but I should dye the wools I found at thrifts.
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Just gorgeous colours....I love them all :)
ReplyDeleteSO SO PRETTY; WISH ;YOU COULD TALK SUE AND THE LADIES TO DO A DYING CLASS OR BE A GUEST ARTIST AT WORKT BY HAND.TERRY
ReplyDeleteThese new colours look great. I agree with Terry's comment about a dying class at Workt by Hand. Jan
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