Dying wool is a little learning curve from silks, because it is not so forgiving...but, all in all I think the first batch came out well :)
I followed the values on the colour cards I got from Lucy (The Wooly Mason Jar), but then I also played a bit with the variegated...
Next Monday I will post on the first stages of needle punch hooking, at least how well it works for me :)
If you would like to read previous posts on this project, you will find them here -->
https://steemit.com/crafts/@elew/not-wasting-time-on-the-2018-list
https://steemit.com/crafts/@elew/rug-hooking-supplies-trickling-in
https://steemit.com/art/@elew/mixing-the-dyes-from-the-wooly-mason-jar
Wow!!!! Its yarn right? A wool.. i love the colors!!!
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Yes :) I used The Wooly Mason Jar dye system, and it worked really well :D I wish I had sheep now so I could make the yarn too...
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The blue one is especially pretty! I enjoy rug hooking with the thicker stuff...because they come together pretty fast. I don't use patterns though...just blocks and rows of coordinating color. The last one that I made was awhile ago and it was just random rainbow! <3
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Those came out beautiful and rich!
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