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As I left it 7/1
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When I left yesterday I was hoping that I would hate the blue and red border less when I returned today to wash it out. Alas over night batching did nothing to make me like this better. So I had to resort to my risky but handy technique of calling in COMPLEMENTS TO THE RESCUE!
I decided to roll a blue green along the boarder and while I was at it I added diagonals to visually connect from one side to the other. All a little scary as I had liked what was there.
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deciding to just save a small strip of the blue and red. The new dyes are sill very wet. |
It is helpful that I have worked enough with the dyes to realize how much lighter they will dry. But that still remains a bit of a guess.
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dyes much closer to dry here. Also it will be good to see it without the soda ash. |
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leaving it to batch |
I am much happier now, and think I can leave this alone to batch in peace. I will post after it is washed out. The white that you see in the dark blue violet loops is soda ash. I always wonder how much my light blue drop cloth influences my color choices? A question for another day.
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