Comments on: Adventures in Dyeing, Part Two: She Winded Me with Science! http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/ Stuff I do with my hands Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:19:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: Beverly http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-721 Sun, 07 May 2006 22:27:19 +0000 http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-721 Thanks for the tutorial. I would have fried my brain trying to figure that out. Thanks for the tutorial. I would have fried my brain trying to figure that out.

]]> by: Susie http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-719 Sun, 07 May 2006 19:05:26 +0000 http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-719 Ouch! My brain! ...Do you teach math? This is a fabulous tutorial and I truly appreciate that you've worked the numbers. I've seen at least 6 or 7 different ways to create striping yarn but your is the very most logical. Can't wait to see the final outcome for the swap! Ouch! My brain!

…Do you teach math?

This is a fabulous tutorial and I truly appreciate that you’ve worked the numbers. I’ve seen at least 6 or 7 different ways to create striping yarn but your is the very most logical.

Can’t wait to see the final outcome for the swap!

]]> by: DYE-O-RAMA Swap » Do The Math http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-718 Sun, 07 May 2006 17:59:12 +0000 http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-718 [...] The full details can be found here [...] […] The full details can be found here […]

]]> by: amy! http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-717 Sun, 07 May 2006 16:58:20 +0000 http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-717 I did consider inserting the pegs from the bottom. But I rejected it because I'd have less control over them and it would be hard to move them around if I wanted to. As you'll see soon, you might want to remove them after you wrap the yarn, and you want to maintain control over the sub-skeins. I did consider inserting the pegs from the bottom. But I rejected it because I’d have less control over them and it would be hard to move them around if I wanted to. As you’ll see soon, you might want to remove them after you wrap the yarn, and you want to maintain control over the sub-skeins.

]]> by: Maryann http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-715 Sun, 07 May 2006 15:38:59 +0000 http://www.almostrandom.com/needlesnhooks/2006/05/07/adventures-in-dyeing-part-two-she-winded-me-with-science/#comment-715 wow. Maths. You're so smart! I went and bought a pegboard last night. I already had some 1/4 inch dowels at home, and they fit! wahoo! On the golf tee note, did you consider putting them upside down, so the head of the tee is under the board and the point-end is sticking up? Then you could just temporarily secure the tees on the bottom with masking tape. I don't know if it would work-- just an idea. Thanks for showing us all this cool stuff! wow. Maths. You’re so smart! I went and bought a pegboard last night. I already had some 1/4 inch dowels at home, and they fit! wahoo!

On the golf tee note, did you consider putting them upside down, so the head of the tee is under the board and the point-end is sticking up? Then you could just temporarily secure the tees on the bottom with masking tape. I don’t know if it would work– just an idea.

Thanks for showing us all this cool stuff!

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