I've been talking about how much I've been spinning. I mentioned how I'm a mad scientist with a need for bright colors.
I present, the fruits of my labors:
I love how cheerful it is. There will be purple in the rainbow, but my attempt at purple failed. See:
Not quite purple enough to fit the rest of my theme. I'm not saying that I don't like it; it just isn't the right purple for my day-glo rainbow.
I had a couple of things in my stash that fit the need for "bright and cheerful" while I was dyeing up my 1980s childhood masterpiece.
First was "I Feel Free" from Crown Mountain Farms:
I had a couple of things in my stash that fit the need for "bright and cheerful" while I was dyeing up my 1980s childhood masterpiece.
First was "I Feel Free" from Crown Mountain Farms:
It's not a color I would normally pick for myself, but I think this is going to grow up to be a pair of Mad Color Weave Socks.
I'm finding myself drawn to the more monochromatic roving in my stash, which is unusual for me. I'm a high-contrast, multi-colored kind of girl. It seems that I like to knit plain, monochromatic yarns rather than the stuff that really appeals to me as a spinner. It's a process of finding a happy medium.
I'm finding myself drawn to the more monochromatic roving in my stash, which is unusual for me. I'm a high-contrast, multi-colored kind of girl. It seems that I like to knit plain, monochromatic yarns rather than the stuff that really appeals to me as a spinner. It's a process of finding a happy medium.
The roving looks wonderful!!! I'm actually hoping to get some dying done soon. Need to pick up some more fiber!! Hope you are doing well!
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Could you overdye the purple to be darker? If you still don't like it, you know how to reach me!
ReplyDeleteNext Time you decide to dye let me know . I can send you some professinal dyes that are Neon Colors. I use them on my line of yarns. Tabitha Yummee Yarn
ReplyDeleteYou're a natural!
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