Now, onward to the yarns!<\/p>\n
I went into the dye session last night, thinking I’d come up with an interesting and eclectic palette of color.\u00a0 And somehow I ended up preparing both a pink dye and an amethyst dye.\u00a0 I hardly ever use more than one red-adjacent dye in the same session, but I’m not overall disappointed in the results.<\/p>\n
Two Twinsets in particular (#813-814 and 821-822)\u00a0 strike me as what might occur when your child leaves their crayons in the back window if your car all day.\u00a0 Not unpleasant, just surprising.<\/p>\n
There are three Twinsets that look very similar, but they are definitely NOT the same — #805-806,\u00a0 811-812, and 817-818 were dyed from different combinations of navy plus another color mixed in.\u00a0 Any one of these would work well with Twinset #799-800 as contrast.<\/p>\n
Twinset #807-808 is a single color — randomly sprinkled with Black then smooshed along the strands, then dipped in a clear bath to further soften the dots.<\/p>\n
That same black dye was used as a central band on #803-804, and then I filled one end of those skeins with an amethyst-pink fade, with a blue and turquoise fade at the other end.\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0I did a similar multi-color with navy in the middle and different colors at each end of the hank.<\/p>\n
All of these are on Phydlbitz Sock 2.0 (75\/25 Superwash 25-micro Merino\/Nylon, 460 yards each).\u00a0 Normally Phydlbitz is $28.00, but for Sunday and Monday, visitors are invited to claimed any two or more skeins from this week’s collection (#799 – 822) for just $26.00 each.<\/p>\n
To claim the ones you want, just send me an email<\/strong><\/a> with your numbered requests.\u00a0 I’ll mark your requests off the Available Yarns table below, and send a PayPal invoice.\u00a0 Once paid, I will print your shipping label so I can ship your yarns as soon as this collection is dried and ready to ship.<\/p>\n I expect to ship on or about Thursday.<\/p>\n Available Yarns:\u00a0<\/strong><\/span> Happy Sunday! First off, the remnants of Hurricane Isaias continue across parts of southeast states.\u00a0 Having been through several hurricanes, I am already aware of the devastation that comes with a big storm, as well as how much is needed after such a storm. I strongly recommend people give to relief organizations, such as to … Continue reading Crayons in the Back Window?<\/span>
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