I first mixed the dye into the snow....kinda like making snow cones.
I created some"skeins" |
I rinsed the skeins but did not want to toss them in to the washer, so once I was fairly certain I had removed any excess dye, I placed them all into a bath with a few drops of Retayne. The towel I left them to dry on did not have any staining so I am confident that the dyes are set.
I LOVE the colour variations I was able to achieve here.
Below,is a look at what the "soup" gave me.
I see some hand stitching in my near future
7 comments:
I would never have thought to dye something I might crochet with! But then I would never have tried zentangling things in my creative prompts or cutting paper into more than simple snowflakes.
Like Glenda asked Dorothy, "Are you a good witch or a bad one?"
Are you a good influence or a bad one Jill? Hmmmm :D
Those look awesome. Great job.
Looks intriguing Jill - unusual colours.
Looks like fun. Look forward to see what else comes out of the thread-dyeing pot
1162Excellent results. Hummmm it did snow here last night! I just might have to play...
The snow dying effects are beautiful. It is nice to see a good use for snow...other than water table benefits. Creative Hearts are Happy Hearts...
These came out beautifully! I love all the exploring you're doing using dye!!! Thanks for sharing your experiences with us!!!
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