Well I played with Food coloring and Rit Dye. Here are my results. I put a roving, presoaked in a vinegar bath, of mohair in a piece of saran wrap and placed the food colors on the roving. They had been made up pretty much like you do Easter egg dyes. Poured in sections, then wraped and microwaved for about 3 minutes, at 1 minute intervals. That's the light green pastel colored roving. The other fiber were a couple of rovings put in a bath of water and vinegar. The crystal or dry Rit dye was then poured on top of the fiber. No dipping, just absorption. WOW!!!! It split. This turned out really pretty I think.
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- Name: Peggy's Place
- Location: Rural, Northeastern Utah, United States
Who am I???? A mature crazy lady who likes lots of different things and never seems to have enough money to buy it. I prefer to live in the rural country atmosphere and make small wages than in the hussle and bussle of the city. A Prune-Picker transplant to the country.
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