I figured before I give the stove a proper cleaning I'd do a little dying. After pre-soaking the wool in synthrapol, I dumped a variety of blue-greens, camels, and dark greens into the pot with laundry detergent. I let these cook to allow the colors to run onto each other and mute.

Here's the results. I'm thinking of using these for the background of a hooked rug stool.


While the wools were stewing I crocheted a swatch of the triple curve stitch used in a mobius pattern in the new
Amazing Crochet Lace book by Doris Chan. I really like the stitch and the book is fantastic.
2 comments:
Ugh. I have to learn to crochet. You make everything look beautiful! Your dyeing too!
your wool looks great!
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