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Abigail asked,
The sock yarn is carried up the side in the acrylic sections so there are no breaks in the sock yarn. The next step is to unravel the knitting.
Coming soon, photos of the finished product.
I'm intrigued by this dyeing method. When you take out the waste yarn how are the other sections connected?
The sock yarn is carried up the side in the acrylic sections so there are no breaks in the sock yarn. The next step is to unravel the knitting.
Coming soon, photos of the finished product.
Labels: dyeing, machine knitting, yarn
2 Comments:
I think that is totally amazing and would be SUPER fun! It opens up a whole new world of possibilities in dyeing WOW!!!
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Anonymous, at 5/17/2006 8:37 AM
Then I think i am confused. What is the point of the waste yarn? Just to keep the stripes from blending together? I guess I'll just have to stay tuned! :)
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Abigail, at 5/17/2006 9:04 PM
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