How to Hand Dye Osage Orange Yarn on Mohair and 4ply Merino Wool
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this video I will use Dharma Natural Dye Osage Orange on a fine white Kid Mohair and Merino base yarn. I will show you my process as I learn, navigate the ebbs and flows of hand dyeing yarn.
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Those colours are beautiful together!
This is really interesting, thank you for sharing your experience with natural dyes, it's something I'm curious about and want to experiment with too. The colours you can get from natural dyes are gorgeous, I agree. I love those yellows!
I have been sewing my samples into a book and its so beautiful when I look at them. It's a slow work in progress learning how to use them and cleaning the yarn afterwards I find the most challenging. This one in particular was very very sticky like. So much fun though and worth it.