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Category: How to dye yarn

Autumn Blend with RIT Dye

Autumn Blend with RIT Dye

Fall is upon us and it is the season to break out your knitting needles and crochet hooks and whip up something cozy before winter. Today on the blog, we are going to dye up a warm and cozy autumn blend inspired by the fall leaves changing colors. We will be using three shades of […]

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How To Dye Halloween Orange on MARSHMALLOW WORSTED

How To Dye Halloween Orange on MARSHMALLOW WORSTED

Fall is here! Time for pumpkin spice lattes, spooky haunted houses, apple cider donuts, fibre festivals, and most importantly, the start of sweater knitting season! With limited time to complete this sweater, I need to pick something quick to knit up. Luckily, Knomad just released the perfect yarn for this project, MARSHMALLOW WORSTED. I’m casting […]

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Alternate Processes – How to dye yarn with Kool Aid Drink Mix Powder?

Alternate Processes – How to dye yarn with Kool Aid Drink Mix Powder?

One of the most readily available sources of yarn dye is actually available at your local supermarket! Colorful products like food coloring gel and drink mix powders can be used to dye yarn some beautiful colors. Today we’ll show you how to dye yarn with Kool Aid and Hawaiian Punch drink mix powders. Materials: 1 […]

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Ocean Blue with RIT Dye

Ocean Blue with RIT Dye

RIT Dye is an easily accessible dye that is a lot of fun to work with. You can find RIT at your local craft store and it comes in a variety of colors and premixed into liquids! Today on the blog we are going to be transforming two skeins of PRISM 85% Fine Superwash Merino […]

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Hand Painted Yarn with Food Coloring on Duo

Hand Painted Yarn with Food Coloring on Duo

Hand painting yarn is a great way to get really precise color application. Food coloring is a great option to try out hand painting because it is kitchen safe, affordable, and comes in lots of bright colors! Today we are going to be hand painting two skeins of DUO yarn with Wilton gel food coloring. […]

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