Checklist
Kool Yarn |
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Use natural-colored pure wool yarn. |
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Use another natural fiber yarn in white, cream, or gray. |
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Wind the yarn into a loose skein. |
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Tie the skein in several places with lengths of yarn. |
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Soak the yarn in cool water. |
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Soak the wet yarn in the Kool-Aid. |
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Use more Kool-Aid for deeper color. |
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Longer soaking produces brighter color. |
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Rinse the dyed yarn until the rinse water runs clear. |
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Dry the yarn completely before using. |
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For multi-colored yarn, mix several small cups of Kool-Aid. |
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. Rub the color into the skein in several places. |
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. Let the color soak into the yarn for hours - or overnight. |
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Wear old clothing or aprons. |
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Do this outside or somewhere with easy clean-up. |
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Use the colorful yarn for: |
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· Knitting |
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· Weaving |
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· Crocheting |
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· Doll hair |
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· Sock puppet hair |
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· Collages |
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· Art projects |
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· Package decorations |
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· Hair decorations. |
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