Katherine the Great
I like to think of myself as a storyteller. Mostly I tell stories about knitting.

That was the theme going into my dye day with a friend last Sunday. We ended up not using very much blue, but we did run out of purple kool-aid….and green. The Husband was sweet enough to run to the grocery store and pick up some more while we continued to cook yarn.

Here’s what we ended up with and I’ll post the “recipes” for each over the next few days in case you see something you like.

white became what the dyer thought looked like a wet dolphin

white became what the dyer thought looked like Wet Dolphin and I want to name Ice Queen

white becomes self-striping rainbow yarn

white becomes self-striping rainbow yarn

kermit green became this lovely shade

kermit green became this lovely shade

we spun gray yarn into gold

we spun gray yarn into gold

Blue cowl with rust spots gets purple overtones

Blue cowl with rust spots gets purple overtones

Bright pink becomes burnt orange

Bright pink becomes burnt orange


Happy March!

Ps. Check out what others have finished at Tami’s Amis and Wisdom begins in Wonder and Natural Suburbia


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16 Comments

  1. Melissa says:

    Wow…looks like you had some fun. I love seeing what color happens when you overdye.

  2. Beth says:

    I think the burnt orange is my favorite.

  3. wonderwhygal says:

    I love to dye and over-dye but mostly I love to dye with friends. Looks like you had a great time and were very productive too.

  4. Alicia says:

    Ooooh, I love the overdye on the cowl! Great purple color.

  5. Corrie B says:

    I think my favourite one is the rainbow one! I might have to try that – looking forward to seeing the recipes.

  6. Marmepurl says:

    Dye Day. Oh my, that sounds like so much fun!

  7. Yarnchanger says:

    I’m very impressed with your results. Beautiful colors!

  8. That looks like a very fun day.


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