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Second sock is turning into an explosion of orange and black confetti. This is what I hoped would happen. I didn't want the socks to have tiger stripes so I purposely didn't soak the blank before adding the dye. That kept the color from soaking through the blank and dyeing all the natural colored wool.
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The inside is is pretty much dye free which makes spots on one side of each strand of wool. The verdict is out on whether I am going to like these when they are done but for now it is fun watching patterns emerge from the spots.
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