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Dyeing In Your Kitchen
Using products found in your kitchen we willl dye small amounts of yarn and fabric for small knitting, crochet or sewing project. Students will work with their own dyepots to creat a range of color and learn to experiment once they are on their own.
Supply Fee- $25, handout and everything needed in class.