Alaina helps me dye again


Here is Ally helping my get ready to dye today. The bottom picture is of Ally several years ago when she helped me test my dye book colors. Notice the difference in her height. She is officially taller than me.
Dyed wool is a key material for creating stunning rug hooking designs. If you’re new to dyeing, dyed wool for rug hooking is a great resource to help you get started with the basics of dyeing wool for your projects.
For a creative technique, dye methods of marbelizing wool teaches you how to create unique, swirling patterns in your wool, which will make your rugs truly stand out. And if you’re looking for a more structured approach to dyeing, Dyeing by the Numbers is a useful product that offers a step-by-step guide for achieving consistent and precise dyeing results.
These resources will help you master the dyeing process and explore different techniques for your rug hooking projects. Enjoy the creative journey!
I am a newbie to rughooking, and have a slightly silly question. Do you buy undyed wool? Or do you overdye?