Flying homework assignment for HPKCHC - do something you've been too scared to try... |
I am very pleased to announce that I did not ruin it at all! Below is a step by step photo tutorial on how I did it, using the images from above. If I can do this, anyone can... grab your crockpot, your Kool-Aid and your wool - let's cook up some colorways!!
I think I might need some help coming up with a name for this skein... what do you think it should be called?
It is pretty. I have done some Kool-Aid dying. I find it exciting to see how the colors turn out. I think you should call your skein Number One.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have no idea what I'm going to call but that's a good suggestion.
DeleteIt was fun to watch the process. It looks like a lot of work, though. I'm not up for that at this point.
ReplyDeleteIt really isn't - the hardest part was winding the yarn around the chair leg - the rest was simple as can be, I promise. You can skip the winding part by ordering "naked" yarn from KnitPicks... it comes ready to go.
DeleteStop, stop, STOP IT! You're killing me. Owls, hedgehogs, wicked-cool crockpot skillz! There are just sooo many things I want to try, do and make! This looks like a blast! More for the bucket list. My bucket runneth over!! Gonna need some coffee...
ReplyDeleteROFL - I was honestly scared there for a second. I was like "why is Cheree fussing at me? What did I do?" - this would be great for over the summer though because the kids can help too. There is also a way to do it in the sun with ice cubes...
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