In our second installation of Adventures in Yarn Dying with Jessie At Home, we’re learning about dyeing yarn with acid dyes and protein fibers. In addition, I also experimented with hombre dyeing and dyeing with food coloring. I had a few fails and a lot of awesomeness!
Woven wall hangings always feel comfy and homey to me. Now you can learn to make them yourself with the help of this comprehensive book. Learn terms, weaving stitches, techniques and more, then get weaving. Follow the patterns in this book, or create your own using the skills you will learn.
Adventures in yarn dyeing can be super fun and super messy, yet they can create super amazing works! Join me on my adventures in 2020 to learn and create. I’ve always wanted to learn how to dye yarn, and the stars have finally aligned and we will take that journey together.
What’s Woven Crochet? Well, it came to me in a dream last month and when I woke up I just had to give it a try.
The products used in this review were proved by Red Heart and Plaid.
I was recently sent the Plaid Bucilla Loom and RyaTie to try out. I was also sent some Red Heart yarn to use with the looms. I couldn’t wait to get started, I wanted to create something fun and asymmetrical (because we know how much I love asymmetrical things!)
A review of Loopdeloom’s weaving kit and a discount offer.
The Loopdeloom used in this review was provided by Ann Williams. Some photos are copyright of Ann Williams.
Have you heard of the Loopdeloom yet? It’s a quick and easy weaving tool by Ann Williams and I just got to try it out. It’s so fun!
[pullquote width=”600″ float=”center”]Phone and tablet cases, stuffed animals, purses, pillows, wall hangings, scarves—the possibilities are endless, easier, and faster with the ingenious and award-winning Loopdeloom.[/pullquote]
