Hand Dyeing Yarn and Fleece

Hand Dyeing Yarn and Fleece"Dip Dyeing, Hand Painting, Tie Dyeing, and Other Creative Techniques." All methods use standard kitchen equipment like microwaves, kettles, crockpots, electric fry pans and ovens. Many inventive techniques are presented in easy to follow recipe format. Overdye your old yarns to new and flattering colors, re dyed to match new yarns. Do self striping and multi colored yarns and fleece. Everything from kid friendly grocery store dyes to color theory for

Warping mills are ideal for long warps

Cotton warp string

Stitch patterns are written and charted

Do not soak or leave damp

There's a dramatic doubleweave/log cabin combination

Summer and Winter Kitchen Towels / Beth Johnson

Additional dent reeds sold separately

you can swivel the mother-of-all in line with the bench for a more compact "package" when moving the wheel or for storage

and as borders for table runners and placemats

A go-to guide for knitters

A type of twill developed very recently but not considered suitable for four shafts is also included here in Barbara Elkins's 4-shaft advancing-twill adaptation

Please keep this in mind when using Rios