Dyeing without Dye

  • Spiral bound, lays flat when you need it to
  • 35 pages of text and illustrations

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Product Description

A rug hooking book about everything you need to know about how to handle wool for rug hooking projects. Necessary information about preventing moth infestations and more fun things like penny dyeing. Uses only household supplies such as dish soap, ammonia, vinegar and onion skins.

Stop hooking with boring recycled plain wool. Mess it up with a few simple techniques without using commercial dyes.

Dyed wool is essential for creating beautiful rug hooking designs. Dyed wool for rug hooking provides a variety of colors and textures that can enhance your projects. Whether you’re new to rug hooking or have experience, this wool allows you to experiment with different looks.

If you’re looking to learn more about dyeing wool, Dyeing by the numbers is a great resource for understanding dyeing techniques and expanding your skills.

For even more inspiration, Dyeing Sky Rug Hooking offers a unique approach to creating beautiful, vibrant colors, perfect for your next rug hooking project.

Additional Information

Weight 6.4 oz
Dimensions 11 × 9 × .5 in

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Table of Contents

  • Welcome to My Dye Kitchen
  • Why I wrote this book
  • All About Wool
  • Finding Wool
    • Washing
    • Freezing
    • Clothing Moths & Other Pests
    • Testing
    • Ripping
    • Washing New Wool
    • Preparing Wool Yardage
  • Color Planning
    • Getting Started
    • Inspiration Method
    • Color Wheel Method
    • On the Floor Method
    • Working the Plan
    • How Much Wool Will I Need?
    • As You Go – The non-scientific method
    • By the Numbers – the scientific methods
  • Dyeing Without Dye
    • Natural v. Commercial Dyes
    • Marrying
    • Marbleizing
    • Penny
    • Onion
    • Tea
    • Removing Color
    • Stewing for Multiple Shades
    • Try Any of These Processes with Yarn