Ashford Q & As

Spinning Questions

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Why am I getting shades of rust when mixing the dyes?

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The dyes are very strong so it’s easy to get mud (or rusty shades). When you use the rainbow dye method with the correct quantities, and instructions…a wonderful spectrum of colour is produced. The slower you cook the pot, the clearer the colours.

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Carding Questions

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Why am I getting shades of rust when mixing the dyes?

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The dyes are very strong so it’s easy to get mud (or rusty shades). When you use the rainbow dye method with the correct quantities, and instructions…a wonderful spectrum of colour is produced. The slower you cook the pot, the clearer the colours.

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Dyeing Questions

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Why am I getting shades of rust when mixing the dyes?

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The dyes are very strong so it’s easy to get mud (or rusty shades). When you use the rainbow dye method with the correct quantities, and instructions…a wonderful spectrum of colour is produced. The slower you cook the pot, the clearer the colours.

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Weaving Questions

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Why am I getting shades of rust when mixing the dyes?

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The dyes are very strong so it’s easy to get mud (or rusty shades). When you use the rainbow dye method with the correct quantities, and instructions…a wonderful spectrum of colour is produced. The slower you cook the pot, the clearer the colours.

Category: dying
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