7/18/20 I am including the date because I will probably publish this post as I design and finish a few pair of Woolie Socks.
Materials: 200grams of fingering yarn, cups of dye from 3 packets of PAAS egg dye, string for ties, glass containers, water, vinegar, rubber gloves, microwave-safe dish.Additional supplies: measuring cups, cookie sheet, microwave, cooling rack, sink, tablecloth, apron, towel.
Resource:SOCKS, SOCKS, SOCKS; Edited by Elaine Rowley, (1998) 2007, p72, Dye-Your-Own Socks by Traci Bunkers.
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TODAY, I had cups of dye remaining from another project, Dyeing a Rainbow .
I also had two more hanks of fingering yarn presoaking for 30 minutes in 4 cups water & 1/2 cup vinegar, and ready to dye. I carefully squeezed out the excess presoak solution, and placed the yarn in glass cake pans.
I placed one hank of yarn in a glass cake pan. I poured in the yellow dye. Then I added the blue and green cups of dye. |
I placed the other hank of yarn in the another cake pan. I poured in orange, red and pink cups of dye. I let the yarn sit in the dye for 30 minutes. |
I removed the yarn from the cake pans, and placed the yarn in small plastic bags and a microwave-safe container. I microwaved for 2 minutes, let it rest for 2 minutes. Repeated this 4 more times.
I let the yarn cool for an hour. I rinsed, washed with a little dish soap&water, and rinsed again.
I rolled the yarn in a towel, then placed it on a drying rack to dry! |
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