
My first effort at Kool-Aid dyeing was so much fun I wanted to try other colors. But I didn't have anymore reclaimed wool. That didn't stop me. ;) This is Lion Brand Fisherman's Wool.

I borrowed a niddy noddy from a spinning friend and found making skeins with it much easier than the lap board. I measured 50 yards for each color.

In the dye.

Almost all the dye has been absorbed.

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Will Berry Blue work? I grabbed five packs while at the market. Not sure if it's the color you're looking for.
There's a photo out on the net somewhere that shows the results of each different flavor. We do our dying with food coloring. We may have to look into the Kool-aid
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