Remember that yarn my kiddos dyed with Kool Aid out in the sunshine? I finished knitting their hats with their yarn. Read more on my Ravelry page.

Finished my Aquaphobia Socks for Ravellenic Games on Ravelry! P.S. I dyed that yarn with food coloring!

Never dyed yarn with Kool Aid? I just wrote out this super simple, easy, 4 step process on how it’s done. Kool Aid Yarn Dyeing 101.

I just finished knitting this little baby sweater for a friend who is about to have her first kiddo. I dyed the yarn with food coloring too! Feel free to ask any questions about that.

Monday is the last day for the giveaway!  Win this yarn!

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Dye yarn with frozen Kool Aid ice cubes!  Learn how on my blog.

Added some hand dyed yarn to my Etsy shop.

MaiyaMayhem here.  Doing a giveaway for this yarn!  Get the details on my blog.

My favorite cowl I’ve knit.  Dyed with food coloring using a gradient method.

Dyed this one with food coloring.  I call it Mermaid.

Jaywalker socks.  I loved knitting them and gave them to my bestie.  I also dyed the yarn.

Dye yarn with frozen Kool Aid ice cubes!  Learn how on my blog.

I dyed this yarn with Mexican “Kool Aid” that I found in a latino grocery store.

From left to right, top to bottom: 
Cantaloupe, Orange, Hibiscus, Pineapple, 
Strawberry (actual KA), Mango, Guava

I made this sweater for my son for only $5 using recycled yarn from a thrift store sweater and dyed it with food coloring.

This yarn I dyed I hated at first but now I absolutely love it.  I’m knitting it into socks right now and the colorway is amazing.

Am feeling the desire to dye more of this.