Our Adventures in Kool-Aid Dyeing, or Why My House Smells like Grapes, Limes, and Sheep


So, Rider green and Cobra purple was the plan.I wanted the colours to be very intense, so I used eight packages of each flavour.

It's looking stripy. And bright.
Except I forgot that the excess dye would pool underneath. Next time, I would do this on a cooling rack, so the excess could drip away. Our bright green and purple got a little mixed up, and the end result was a mottled purple and olive green. Not the exact look I was initially going for, but I like the result. And, Olivia absolutely loved it. The only bad part was steaming it to set the colour. The combination of grape, lime and wet wool is a little nasty. I think next time I'll zap it in the microwave.

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