I had to wet it first and then had to find some way to wring that baby out. It took two of us, a couple of tubs to catch the water, and several segments of wringing to get the job done!

Then I had to find a big enough work area and tub to hold all that fabric as I scrunched it...


Here it is, almost done. It was the first time I had measured my dye in quarts to pour on a piece.
Here's one of the finished pieces.

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It turned out yummy!
We met the boys at the Bear Tooth last night, & had a good time with them.
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