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| The weather here in Connecticut has been cool and beautiful. Perfect dyeing weather for boiling dye pots. With the 9 pounds of Lincoln wool I cleaned it was time to begin dyeing and getting ready for the fall shows. |
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| I have pretty much switched over to Pro Chem dyes. Their colors are warm and dye perfect. The color holds so nice and their selections of colors are limitless. |
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| I was going good for the colors of the sea and I was quite pleased. Once the fleeces are dried I will post the finished results. |
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| Most of the batches I dyed fractioning the dyes which gives not only different colors but as its absorbed different shades as well |
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| While still drying, this fleece has different variants of purples and lavenders. |
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| While boiling it tends to look like a hot mess, but the end results are amazing. |
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| This fleece while still drying reminded me of a Victorian woman's dress. Using black and burgundy shades, I look at it and am taken back to a simpler time. |
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| Once again, fractioning the dyes, results with 6 different dyes |
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| So fleeces are still drying, the variant of color came out quite nice. Once dry I will post the results of the fleeces. |
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