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Hi all
I have been experimenting with dying mohair. I use Earth Pallette dyes. They are so easy. I dyed this piece of mohair which was a tanny creamy colour and dyed it with pink. It turned out as a pinky watermelon colour. I love it. With yellowy background. I am in the process of making some traditional bears which even when I first start never done. So they will be interesting. But I can't wait to see this piece made up. I Am Bored with the colour you get these day and thought I would buy a bulk of mohair in loom state and hand dye them all. I will be offering some at the South Australia Bear show in August, But I will put them on my site as well. I will price them very reasonable. So if you too are bored with the traditional colours keep a eye out on my site. 
PottersHouse BearsI'm with you. I dye most of my mohair. I really enjoy playing around with all of the colors. I also like having a color that's just a bit different from the rest.
Posts: 8,574Thatsd a lovely shade of pink, yumm.....good for you, it is fun. I use kool ade and have fun with the pastel shades that I get.
Will be fun to see what you do next!
gollyhugs
dilu
Real Deal BearsOh Nooooo!!!!
You will have the dying bug like me now 
What a wonderful pink you got with your dye. :dance: :dance: :dance:
Mutz's Tootsz Bears & BudsWhat a lovely color! I, too, hand dye a lot of my mohair. Much easier to get one large piece of white mohair, and change the colors than to get all small pieces of different colors.
Great job!
Amy
Eat Cake! bears and vintageI love mixing the koolaid colors and watching what it turns into!
