Primary Colors Dye Kit for Needle or Wet felting

Dye your wool for felting! Why would you want to do this? Dyeing your wool allows you to make wonderful gradations, new color combinations, and colors in the correct values that are perfect for your project. Country Classic dyes are easy and quick to use. They are great for wool, silk, nylon, and other protein fibers. This is a small sampler kit that is great for getting started.

Looking for a gift? This might be the perfect kit for your fiber-loving friend!

Choose from the following options.

Option One: Dye Kit
The dye kit contains:
• 1 Ounce Buttercup (yellow)
• 1 Ounce Cherry (red)
• 1 Ounce Cornflower (blue)
• ½ Ounce Synthrapol
• Instructions for immersion and rainbow dyeing.

Option Two: Dye Kit and 4 Ounces Maori Sliver (short staple wool)
This option contains the dye kit and four ounces of Maori sliver wool. This fiber has a short staple length and a micron count around 27 microns. It is perfect for needle felting. It comes in roving form with the staples going mostly in one direction. The wool is Corriedale and Coopworth.

Option Three: Dye Kit and 8 Ounces Maori Sliver (short-staple)
This option contains the dye kit and four ounces of Maori sliver. This fiber has a short staple length and a micron count around 27 microns. It is perfect for needle felting. It comes in roving form with the staples going mostly in one direction. The wool is Corriedale and Coopworth.

Option Four Dye Kit and 4 Ounces 19 Micron Merino Wool (long staple)
This option contains the dye kit and four ounces of 19-micron merino wool (extra fine merino). This wool is great for wet and needle felting. The staple length is long.

Option Five Dye Kit and 8 Ounces 19 Micron Merino Wool (long staple)
This option contains the dye kit and four ounces of 19-micron merino wool (extra fine merino). This wool is great for wet and needle felting. The staple length is long.

Materials you will need not included in the kit:

It is important to be safe when dyeing. Wear gloves. All utensils (including pots) used for dyeing should not be used for food preparation. Protect your surfaces with a drop cloth or towels. It is recommended to use a dust mask when you measure out the dye powder because the particles are small. Once you have mixed the dye with water, you do not need to wear a mask. You can measure out your dye on a slightly damp towel to trap any particles.
You will need a stainless steel or unchipped enamel pot. Measuring teaspoons and cup. Cups or jars to mix your dye with water. You will use a stove top or electric burner.

For rainbow dyeing, you will also need plastic wrap, a stainless-steel-leaved vegetable steamer, and a sponge brush, squeeze bottle, or syringe for applying the dye.