Kool-Aid experiments



My Kool-Aid experiments :)

See Craftster.org [ http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=4268.0 ] for method help.

I used Jaegar Merino Aran [now discontinued] in cream - It came out fabulous I think. The fiery one is being used for a diagonal striped scarf [pics later].

I also tried 100% pure wool - colours came out matt and dull. Cream merino made them really vibrant and alive.

Going to stop now - Pop back later for more playing and fun in my shiny new blog of knitting joy!

Comments

  1. Steven_Anderson28 September, 2005 12:35

    Wow, i'm mighty impressed, this looks really great babe.

    I really like the colours, very fresh and funky

    Very cool

    xXx

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  2. soCherry28 September, 2005 14:12

    :) thanks sweetie -
    cant really take the credit though - i just chose a template.

    ReplyDelete

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