SPIN SPUN + TINCTURE DYE KIT – SUGAR SNAP & MIDNIGHT Spincycle Yarns

What is Spin Spun you might ask? You may have heard of our mill’s collaborations with The Farmers Daughter Fibers and Moondrake, resulting in The Spinster’s Daughter and Moonspun, respectively.

We spin it; they dye it.

Well, Spin Spun is the very same base that we mill for our friends to dye, now available to you! The fiber content and construction is exactly the same as Dyed in the Wool, which makes it that soft, bouncy, 2-ply yarn you know and love. Dye your very own MC to pair perfectly with your favorite Dyed in the Wool for your next big project.

For Sugar Snap & Midnight, we suggest a pairing with brand new colorway Inkling. But hey, remember, you’re in charge here so you do you!

Thanks to the ingenuity of Lydia from Abundant Earth Fiber, these Wool Tincture dyes are designed to bring you all the magic of dyeing without any of the hassle. There’s no mixing, measuring, or calculating required. Each individual Wool Tincture is pre-measured to help you achieve a predictable color using 100 grams of clean wool.

This kit includes:

• 2 Wool Tincture Dye Color Packs in colors Sugar Snap & Midnight (a total of 4 Tea Bags & 4 Citric Acid Packets)
• 2 skeins of Spin Spun from Spincycle Yarns (a massive 400 yds each!)**
• 1 chopstick 
• A pair of nitrile gloves (size Medium)
• an instruction pamphlet with info on safety precautions

**The Wool Tincture Dye Pack comes with enough dye for FOUR Spin Spun skeins. If you would like to buy additional skeins to use up all of your dye kit, follow this link!

This kit comes with undyed skeins. Dyed samples are shown to give an idea of approximate results.

Note: When you receive your Spin Spun skeins they will not yet have been washed. Once washed and/or dyed they will become approximately 20% fuller. Please do not gauge swatch before washing.

Wool Tinctures are acid dyes suitable for dyeing protein fibers. They will not adhere to cellulose fibers like cotton, linen, or hemp.

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