Anyway, I got a nice batch of greens. As I was taking pictures of the wool, I decided to pair it up with nature scenes. What fun to find just the right photo and match it with the greens I dyed. Here is what I did.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Greens Galore
I had a request for some greens from a fellow hooker, so I spent some time in the dyepots recently. Greens sure do have a lot of blue in them, blue that likes to make it self known!
Anyway, I got a nice batch of greens. As I was taking pictures of the wool, I decided to pair it up with nature scenes. What fun to find just the right photo and match it with the greens I dyed. Here is what I did.
Anyway, I got a nice batch of greens. As I was taking pictures of the wool, I decided to pair it up with nature scenes. What fun to find just the right photo and match it with the greens I dyed. Here is what I did.
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Wow, The wool is gorgeous and looks even more amazing paired with the photos.
What a cool idea! Love the photos and such lovely shades. Used to love dyeing mottled greens and spots for rug hooking. Don't think I ever used a solid green. Couldn't resist adding something to it.
Hi, Re: your question on my blog about the wool/yarn - I purchased it at Deanne Fitzpatrick's studio. I think it can be ordered on-line from Deanne also. It is from the "Fleece Artist" in Nova Scotia. The website is www.fleeceartist.com
It really is gorgeous.
Kim @ Millies Mats
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