It's very uneven of course, but that's part of what I like about handdyed yarn. There isn't any room to stir the yarn in the mason jars so... light and dark places abound.
In the skein as dyed:

Looped up attractively:

And a couple of the center-pull ball shots:


Thank you Saun, for the lovely merino yarn. I think I'm well and truly hooked into dyeing yarn now. It is fun and also low-maintenance enough to do while keeping an eye on the toddler. Most of the time, anyway.
1 comment:
very cool! i can't wait to see how it knits up.
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