blackthorne56:
Pull My Finger...
blackthorne56:
Pull My Finger...
blackthorne56:
Old Rope
blackthorne56:
Old Rope
blackthorne56:
The seahorse bird bath
blackthorne56:
At the top of the bridge
blackthorne56:
The little house at the end of the road
blackthorne56:
Heath, and Heather blooming in November... What will be left for spring?
blackthorne56:
Bursting blooms of Heath and Heather
blackthorne56:
The Columbia River from the Franklin bridge
blackthorne56:
Prominent Stone
blackthorne56:
The Street at the Top of the Hill
blackthorne56:
After Overdyeing
blackthorne56:
The New Driveway
blackthorne56:
Our little Valley
blackthorne56:
Monopoly House
blackthorne56:
Japanese Lace Leaf Maple
blackthorne56:
A Little House
blackthorne56:
Not big enough.
blackthorne56:
This is the way the hat started. Can't have that red...
blackthorne56:
This, and citric acid is all it takes to dye wool in the microwave.
blackthorne56:
The dye was so deep blue, that you couldn't see the hat when it was put into the solution. This is about 1/2 way through the process.
blackthorne56:
This is toward the end, the alpaca has soaked up nearly all of the food coloring, along with the citric acid, to lock the color in.
blackthorne56:
This is the Kool-Aid mixing spoon from my mother's kitchen, it has decades of food coloring soaked into its wood.
blackthorne56:
A Thank You!
blackthorne56:
These were the same color when they started out...
blackthorne56:
Saweeeeeeeeeet!
