Rug Hooking - Dying Wool Without a Recipe - over dying , spot dyeing, casserole dyeing

[@sharonkoch9744]

A great dyer's like a great COOK! No recipe book needed! What YUMMMMY eye candy you've prepared, Deana! ENJOY!!! xxx

[@Suze2233]

You have such an eye for color! Fabulous! ❤️

[@marilynmarilynohearn476]

Deanna, I'm a watercolorist. You really got my creative juices flowing. This is totally new to me. I can't wait to dive in.🐜🐛🦋🐞🐝🪰🪳🦟🌺🌸🌞thank you.

[@RibbonCandyHooking]

Fantastic! Let me know how you make out! Would your watercolors work as rug making designs?×××

[@marilynmarilynohearn476]

I've decided to draw the designs paint them hook them and sell all three. Hopefully I'll sell many designs.

[@teresaholland4790]

Love your cooking technique stove is useful for something right

[@beloved4evr]

I shared this to the Edmonton Rug hooking Guild! Great video!

[@RibbonCandyHooking]

Thank you!×××

[@marilynmarilynohearn476]

I have some dying pens too. Just love it.

[@beloved4evr]

Thanks for this video! I love dying wool and nylons! i love mottling the wool too. Going to try some of your squirt bottle techniques!

[@paulaneary7877]

It's called a "measuring delio." Or a "measuring thing." Gorgeous gorgeous results.

[@hvangurp]

I love your fly by the seat of your pants" style. The results are so beautiful.

[@marilynmarilynohearn476]

I can't wait to see what you do with it. This was two years ago. Do you still have rugs you've worked. So beautiful.

[@nb2229]

Great video and your mixing is wonderful.

[@justanothergirl2333]

Thanks for your videos! I just discovered needle punch. Of course, that has lead to videos on rug hooking. I've worked with wool for years but have never done rug hooking. Now I'm excited to try both rug hooking and wool dying!!!

[@RibbonCandyHooking]

It's all such a rabbit hole - I've been braiding and doing Amish toothbrish the last couple of days - endless techniques and fun! I've gotten into the Miniature Punch in a big way too! Ahhhhh! Maybe it's almost Spring again but everything seems extra exciting this year!

[@siannewman3680]

You are so enthusiastic and I love ya videos . Gutted I have to work today. I want to dye stuff !!!! X

[@oliviapower6503]

Great video. Thank you...love that rose n purple dyed wool.

[@nomansvan827]

Wow, what a show. Never saw a pot dying in progress. You keep it all in your head what went where, added to what, dumped over there, squished into that. It was fun to watch and I think I might like happy accidents. Cause whatever I got would be an accident. Think I would do better trying yarn first.

[@RibbonCandyHooking]

Yarn is a lot of fun to start with! You'll get great results whatever you choose! See you on Coffee Time!xx

[@edwardsva]

Wonderful video... thank you for all your tuition! Can you tell me about the fabric you use ? It is wool but what kind?? Where do you purchase it ? Cheers Virginia

[@RibbonCandyHooking]

I Virginia! I almost always use Dorr wool from the Dorr mill store in NH. I order online and they send. Searsportrughooking.com also sells the white Dorr wool and they often have sales