'Save $$$ and get creative! Tina Tiainen shows you how to dye material using common, inexpensive household items! Works for dyeing Wool Roving, Fleece, Rayon, Silks, and natural animal fibers....dog hair sweaters, anybody? LOL You\'ll need: Food Coloring White Vinegar Aluminium Foil Glass Pans or Jars Tongs A Tray Water A Sink Oven or Microwave Optional: Turkey Baster, syringe (no needle), or paintbrush DREAD HEADS! This method is one way to achieve a transition in color when working with wool dreads. I\'ll show more transitional methods in upcoming videos ;P **Ignore Typo in thumbnail...Youtube won\'t update it!!! Music Credits: \"La Dolce Vita\" by Apple Inc. Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com): \"Funk Game Loop,\" \"Aurea Carmina,\" \"Aces High,\" \"Happy Alley,\" \"Cephalopod,\" \"Welcome to the Show,\" \"Pamgaea,\" \"Broken Reality,\" \"Son of a Rocket,\" \"Dance Macabre,\" \"Guiton Sketch,\" \"Montego,\" \"Notanico Merengue,\" Snare Bounce Polka\"'
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