I pulled out the dedicated dye pot and just started pouring dye in. The first skein came out damn good as-far-as I am concerned.
 The second...Ummm, not so good.  A friend said that the brown/green areas kinda looks like decaying flesh.  Nice.
 The second...Ummm, not so good.  A friend said that the brown/green areas kinda looks like decaying flesh.  Nice.  So, what have I learned?  My friend is gross.  It is fun to experiment.  And, I love this technique.  I have re-skeined the green/blue skein and it looks to good.  I am going to have to do some more experimenting to see how colors mix and mingle, up until now I had some control of where it went, no anymore.  I love the out of control aspect of it though.  Seems very organic.  I have a tendency to get very uptight about colorways.  This is a way for me to let loose.  AHHH so free.
 So, what have I learned?  My friend is gross.  It is fun to experiment.  And, I love this technique.  I have re-skeined the green/blue skein and it looks to good.  I am going to have to do some more experimenting to see how colors mix and mingle, up until now I had some control of where it went, no anymore.  I love the out of control aspect of it though.  Seems very organic.  I have a tendency to get very uptight about colorways.  This is a way for me to let loose.  AHHH so free.By-the-way the second fleshy skein will have a 2nd...no 3rd chance.  I am going to try the browny/fleshy areas with more magenta to see if I can deepen and redden them up.
 



 
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I love both of these. So much pretty.
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