Wednesday, July 26, 2006
FLYING SPAGHETTI MONSTER!!!!!!!!!!!
This is my FSM that I created a couple of days ago whilst bored. =) I love him. He is my god. I will worship him...maybe. He doesn't like that though, so maybe I won't.
He's a bit effeminate because the only yarn that I had to spare was a pastel pink-blue color. Heehee.
And my latest roving!!!!! =D Isn't it perdy? I'm currently in the process of spinning it up. It will be interesting to see how it knits up. =)
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
So YOU Want To Dye Roving? Part 2
Oh goodness, a bit of a delay. I've been lazy about uploading the pictures from my camera. The last part of the dyeing process is fairly simple anyway.
SO! The last few steps are as follows:
Step 1:
Unwrap your baby roving from it's towels and newspaper.
Step 2:
Fil your sink up with soapy water once again like you did when you went to soak your roving initially, same soap and same temperature is all fine.
Step 3:
Unwrap your roving. If you dye like me, it could be a tad messy. The roving should easily fall from the Saran Wrap. Dunk your roving into the sink and toss away the Saran Wrap.
Step 4:
Let soak for just a couple of minutes
Step 5:
Rinse out each individual strand of roving and hang it up to dry on a coathanger (or something similar is fine too) in the shower, or just someplace where it can drip dry and be left undisturbed.
Step 6:
After it's all dry, you're ready to spin! Congrats! =)
Note: For some reason Blogger isn't letting me upload images, so I'll upload the images of my finished roving once Blogger decides it likes me again.
SO! The last few steps are as follows:
Step 1:
Unwrap your baby roving from it's towels and newspaper.
Step 2:
Fil your sink up with soapy water once again like you did when you went to soak your roving initially, same soap and same temperature is all fine.
Step 3:
Unwrap your roving. If you dye like me, it could be a tad messy. The roving should easily fall from the Saran Wrap. Dunk your roving into the sink and toss away the Saran Wrap.
Step 4:
Let soak for just a couple of minutes
Step 5:
Rinse out each individual strand of roving and hang it up to dry on a coathanger (or something similar is fine too) in the shower, or just someplace where it can drip dry and be left undisturbed.
Step 6:
After it's all dry, you're ready to spin! Congrats! =)
Note: For some reason Blogger isn't letting me upload images, so I'll upload the images of my finished roving once Blogger decides it likes me again.
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