Here is my knit scarf soaking in the hair conditioner. |
A little of the blue dye has been released into the water. |
Looks kind of pretty soaking in the water that turned blue. |
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Here is my knit scarf soaking in the hair conditioner. |
A little of the blue dye has been released into the water. |
Looks kind of pretty soaking in the water that turned blue. |
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ReplyDeleteIn the thumb nail photo on my list the picture looks like a bowl of shiney beads. I started to read the first 3 lines and had to open the link wheather I wanted to or not because I just couldn't tie knitting to the picture I was seeing. Funny you should ask the question.
the blue color reminds me of the sea, its a refreshing color during this horrendous heat wave.
ReplyDeletetara
Hair conditioner!!!!!!! I'm always learning something new when I visit your blog. Blues and greens are my favourite colours.
ReplyDeleteYep - it looks just like a soothing photo of a nice tropical beach somewhere - wish I was there hehehe!!! Great idea using the hair conditioner - thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteI learned some new, I had no clue or knew that hair conditioner would be a fantastic product for this, WOW!!! Daryl, I'm sorry but I don't know much about knitting so I apologize for the silly questions but what is blocking and the reason for the conditioner besides softening the fibers? Loved the last photo, it sure looks like the ocean from a plane view:)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Norma