
Showing posts with label corriedale cross. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corriedale cross. Show all posts
Friday, September 30, 2011
Wool dyeing days over......at least for this season...
Whoo-Hoo! I've put away the acid dyes for the season. The dyeing from the past week is now braided, weighed, labeled, photographed and most of it now listed in my etsy shop. All the merino and falkland are now up for sale in my shop, the corriedale cross will start going up tomorrow. I've finished spinning up samples of the merino and falkland, pix still need to be taken...then will start on the corriedale cross - very fun to see how they spin up.


Labels:
corriedale cross,
falkland,
hand-dyed roving,
merino
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Whoo Hoo!!!!
Whoo-Hoo.....the last of the roving dyeing for months! This is the second half of the corriedale cross roving I was dyeing yesterday. I've put the acid dyes away, all utensils/pots are drying and will be put away next, two burner propane stove ready to come inside the garage for the winter.Tables will stay out under the deck for a bit as I want to wind some warps to paint....but that's using fiber reactive dyes, totally different process. I'm still working on spinning up samples from all the fiber I've been dyeing, then pix of them to add to my etsy shop listings.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Dye day.....
Today's efforts - 8 pounds of corriedale cross. I love the one on the right, it's hard to tell in the picture but it looks like the felted wool fabric that's out there for sewing/penny rugs/etc - kind of heathery, can't wait to spin a sample of it. If I wake up tomorrow in the mood to dye I'll finish up the rest of it and then then acid dyes get put away for the winter - hurray!
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