How To Dye Mohair Blanket at Ruby Vannatter blog

How To Dye Mohair Blanket. In episode 2 of my dye studio series watch as i use soft, fuzzy mohair as the canvas for glowing. Never use hot water or the blanket may shrink and lose dye colour. Soak the blanket for a few minutes. The information below is directed more at mohair as folks don’t always know how to work with mohair. Here it is ready to steam. I heated the dye up to steaming and then added some mixed 56’s wool roving. Hand wash mohair or alpaca blankets in warm water with a mild wool wash detergent. I got out my dye pot, filled it up to 2/3 with water, added the full bottle of fuchsia colored rit dye and a couple of glugs of vinegar. So i thought i would experiment with the rit dye and see how it worked on wool. You can dye wool with acid dyes (the best way), box dyes (like rit, dylon, and idye), natural dyes, food coloring, and kool aid.

You can dye wool with acid dyes (the best way), box dyes (like rit, dylon, and idye), natural dyes, food coloring, and kool aid. Never use hot water or the blanket may shrink and lose dye colour. Soak the blanket for a few minutes. In episode 2 of my dye studio series watch as i use soft, fuzzy mohair as the canvas for glowing. So i thought i would experiment with the rit dye and see how it worked on wool. Here it is ready to steam. I heated the dye up to steaming and then added some mixed 56’s wool roving. The information below is directed more at mohair as folks don’t always know how to work with mohair. Hand wash mohair or alpaca blankets in warm water with a mild wool wash detergent. I got out my dye pot, filled it up to 2/3 with water, added the full bottle of fuchsia colored rit dye and a couple of glugs of vinegar.

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How To Dye Mohair Blanket In episode 2 of my dye studio series watch as i use soft, fuzzy mohair as the canvas for glowing. You can dye wool with acid dyes (the best way), box dyes (like rit, dylon, and idye), natural dyes, food coloring, and kool aid. The information below is directed more at mohair as folks don’t always know how to work with mohair. In episode 2 of my dye studio series watch as i use soft, fuzzy mohair as the canvas for glowing. I heated the dye up to steaming and then added some mixed 56’s wool roving. So i thought i would experiment with the rit dye and see how it worked on wool. Hand wash mohair or alpaca blankets in warm water with a mild wool wash detergent. Here it is ready to steam. Never use hot water or the blanket may shrink and lose dye colour. Soak the blanket for a few minutes. I got out my dye pot, filled it up to 2/3 with water, added the full bottle of fuchsia colored rit dye and a couple of glugs of vinegar.