
The solid colored gauge does not show the true colors, the yellow, blue and pink or such a nice bright, while the back pieces were just a mish mash of color. I got the multi color from just useing them to mop up after I painted something. They too are a brighter color.


2 comments:
Tonniece, I love the colors ... so bright and cheerful. What are you planning to use them for? I've never used any dye before, so I am always curious and fascinated when people do it :)
~Luci.
Hi Luci
Well I am going to use them for card backing and who knows. What ever stikes my fancy I guess. LOL
Just though I'd give it try. I have done several useing it already, but just have one finished as yet.
Will post them when done.
Have a good day
Tonniece
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