You didn’t think I would go too long without trying some snow dyeing did you? :) Those colors are pretty bright aren’t they! This time I though I would experiment with turquoise. Turquoise dye likes hot water not cold so I knew it wouldn’t react strongly with the snow but I wanted to see just what would happen. I used equal parts turquoise and red in one and turquoise and bright yellow on the second one. As you can see the turquoise was over powered by the red and the yellow. I got a bubble gum pink and a neon green!
I used this snow dyeing method for this experiment. Look at the yummy texture!
Lovely colors! I've never tried snow dyeing, sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteNow if someone would come up with fog dyeing. I don't have snow, but lots of fog!
ReplyDeleteHow about a rich, dark brown? I very much enjoy your blog and thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMaggie in Arizona
I love the red - no snow here (UK) just lots of rain!!
ReplyDeleteI knew it wouldn't be long. I love seeing your experiments. People around here are getting tired of me saying I can't wait till it snows, but I can't wait till it snows. All my supplies are waiting. I'd love a nice rich dark brown as well. My brown dyeing never turns out lovely, but strings orange or purple through it.
ReplyDeleteLove your colors Kathy! It looks like a lot of fun. How about a teal?
ReplyDeleteSo much fun. If it weren't for the fact that I hate winter, I might give that a try myself.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors!
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