From yellow:

To blue:

I think it kind of has a Malabrigo effect. B, I hope you like it as much in person. I can't wait to see it knit up.
Recently Phoe offered up her Phairo scarf on her free stuff page and I was thrilled to be the recipient of it (I dyed her the orange yarn in exchange). When it arrived I really liked the scarf but not the colour of the yarn. Luckily it's soy which apparently takes dye like wool so into the pot it went.
I took this:

And magically transformed it into this:

That colour is much more me. Thanks again for the scarf, Phoe. I can't wait until it gets warm enough for me to need a lighter weight scarf.
2 comments:
Wow!! Not only is my yarn now awesome, that scarf is now super awesome! I love how it took the dye! So pretty!
Wow, both the yarn and the scarf look awesome! The bluey green really REALLY takes that scarf from meh to wow!
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