Alright lets cut right to the chase. I've been bitten by the yarn dyeing bug. He's big and ugly and leaves a really itchy welt that only can be scratched by dyeing some more yarn. I don't have pictures from yesterdays excursion, since one its just now dry and two it looks almost exactly like another skein I just did. More on why that is later. This is what I dyed on my day off last week: The two orange skeins and the purple skein are new. The orange and purple spotty skein is that muddy one, now touched up. I used straight grape to make some purple spots, the blue is a perk of the heating process. It is much more in tune with the May KAL: Spots. That skein was handpainted. The orange and purple skeins are kettle dyed. Kettle dyeing is another dyeing technique. The dye and the heat are applied at the same time. In my case it all happened in a pot on the stove. Kettle dyeing can also be done with a crock pot. I did the purple one first. It is a mixture