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I recently bought 10 skeins of white wool yarn on sale because it wasn't dyed and also was cut a few yards short of their normal length. I want to dye it. Except in college way back in the 80s, I have never dyed yarn. Can I just use Rit dyes or are they too cheap? Guess I can't use my good cooking stock pot, huh? Any advice?
Kool-aide is used to dy hair.
I never heard of it used on fibers other than that.
I believe one need to use a mordent in order to make any color permanent.
Google natueral dying or anything that has to do with mordents and how they are used.
Name: Margaret Delta KY I'm A Charley's Girl For Sure
Thought you might like to see other projects I've done and since there's both knit and crochet in this album I decided to post here. I'm fixing to delete some of the pictures out in a few days so take a peek while you have something to look at LOL.
Name: Margaret Delta KY I'm A Charley's Girl For Sure
Thank you for the compliments. That jeans thread was a pain for my eyes the way they are but if you can see well it's not much different from working with size 30 cotton thread.