You try smiling in 26 degree heat in a wool Bushshirt! It's no smiling matter!
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I thought you were going for the 'gruff woodsman' look
You try smiling in 26 degree heat in a wool Bushshirt! It's no smiling matter!
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Its come out quite pale, I guess that's a tribute to how much wool is in the garments! Stronger colour might need a double dose.... or you can overdye i.e. just keep doing it until you get the required density. I used to do that using a couple of colours to make another so for instance, a blue overdyed a second time with yellow would make green- if you randomly tie it, you get a really interesting mottling which makes for a great, all over garment camouflaging (as opposed to using a predyed blanket where the pattern pieces would interrupt the dye effects).Had a bit of an experiment this week to see how well the white Twodogs Bushshirt takes dye....I like it and it proves that the with wool can take dye ..