I decided to try again with dyeing some mohair. As you know my last attempt although lovely was a wee bit too pale for my liking. As we are fast approaching Samhain it seemed only natural to dye with that in mind. Here you see the yarns dripping dry. I'll do some close ups once dry. I decided to dye some knitpicks bare along side the mohair. 1 sock yarn and 1 double knit.
I am really looking forward to seeing the dry yarn and knitting it up.
This one I want to make into a floaty shawl with dangly fringe, maybe incorporate some dark beads into the fringe.
The musings and meanderings of a mixed media artist and yarn junkie who loves to knit,spin, crochet, make a mess, write and enjoy life. I try to follow the wheel of the year and enjoy each day of it. My art reflects that spiritual journey.
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I love the colors. So vivid yet warm.
they're gorgeous!
Fabbie colours! Adore that purple to black shading. :)
Oooh, can't wait to see them knitted up. I love them!
That is my favourite colours. I haven't heard Samhain mentioned for a good few years.
The yarns are so vibrant, what a pleasure it will be to see your creation. (I left a comment on your posting cowl posting, if you would be so kind to read it).
So these are what you were dyeing when we spoke the other day.
Lovely colours. I like the strong rich vibrant colours.
Well dyed.
Yum
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