Ida Reds:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y181/mamatoabigail/Yarn%20Stash/DCP_0005.jpg

Not sure about a name yet:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y181/mamatoabigail/Yarn%20Stash/DCP_0003_0001.jpg

Ohhh..nice! I gotta get back to dying yarns..:D

I love the red!
How did you get so nice dark colors?

I could use some advice since I will dye some on Wednesday. I have a bunch of natural wool and I thought I'd make lots of nice shades of reds and oranges and then I'll have some nice yarn to knit dd a stocking with fair isle patterning.

I love the red!
How did you get so nice dark colors?

I could use some advice since I will dye some on Wednesday. I have a bunch of natural wool and I thought I'd make lots of nice shades of reds and oranges and then I'll have some nice yarn to knit dd a stocking with fair isle patterning.

I read this one before I did my first dye job:
http://lusciousgracious.com/koolaid.htm

I found this one yesterday and like the pictures:
http://www.gfwsheep.com/rov.inst/rov.inst.html

Gorgeous! Thanks for the link. I really want to try this! I love the fact that the Kool Aid is cheap...and with KnitPicks yarn this could really make for economical knitting!

I was just at Thriftway yesterday (don't usually shop there) and they had a TON of KA flavors including the popular ones like Arctic Green Apple, Berry Blue, and Tamarindo. If you need help getting KA colors, LMK and I can pick some up for you. There is no sales tax in DE so you save even more. :)

BTW, I called Hobby Lobby and I must have been dreaming up the 9" cables. Shortest is 12"

Thanks for the link. I have used Kool-Aid before and i was happy with the results, I just needed the tip to darken the colors and now I know how :D
I'll go to look for Tamarindo flavor today

Ohh, that came out wonderful!. And thanks for the links, I have to give this a try.