HOW TO: Overdye a finished knitted object!

[@jojorey6886]

Love the color. I used to dye natural wool (off the sheep) with plants I found in my area. The tips would dye darker than the base of the raw wool and when I carded the wool it would spin into a heather yarn. A lot of fun.

[@pitchforkfiber7306]

That sounds like so much fun! I have only dyed natural wool once -- in college -- and it was lots of work! Yet so rewarding! Thanks for sharing :)

[@MistedForest]

❤this is an awesome way to thrift an item and then bring it to current fashion with a modern color. Thank you for sharing. If the item is a darker color should I bleach it first?

[@britsluver]

Omg I’m loving my beer bag yaaass

[@bobclark98122]

Welcome back!

[@pitchforkfiber7306]

Thank you!!

[@bibliophile232]

What did you say was in the water of the last bath to help the dye stay?

[@achmadzakaria3794]

Is it shrink after you dye it?

[@ss.sharma]

I have georgette fabric which have light pink shade and on that wool embroidery.....so I can easily dye georgette fabric on black shade ....but that wool embroidery it's doesn't catch that black shade so how can I coloured that georgette fabric with same black coloured on woolen touch???

[@an__hooo]

How does the color get fixed?