"For yellow tones use onion skins. Brown can be created using either fresh or brewed coffee grounds or tea bags. Reds can be achieved by using red leaves, beets, rose hips or even red powdered drink mix. Collect enough material to fill a large stock pot about half way." BOY, thats gonna smell good. And it certainly won't attract any animals...

thanks for responding, i saw the info on using an electric food steamer for dyeing roving in a blog more than a year ago there were pictures and instructions on the technique. i book marked the site with the info. but my computer crashed and i lost the info. i'm sure someone has the info.

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I think that with that French guy and his tatted body what is the most upsetting is the blacks of his eyes. What an experience it must be to have the eyes black like that. I wonder how and what it felt like and how many regrets he suffers. He did this, purposely, to himself and you have to question what his motives are. This is not about acceptance of people who have something different about them involuntarily. This guy did this to himself. If he is using his own life to make some social statement that should cause one to question his motives and sanity. . This is permanent and the social issue that he claims to be pressing will ebb and fade and just go right on, no matter that he has blackened his eyes. This is not some social stance and not something that is benign. This is going to be with him the rest of his days. And, he will change and the world will change and he will have, in a way, have sacrificed his life to do this. How can anyone live a normal life like that? This is not just about cutting ones hair, shaving the head or wearing some emblem or flying some flag or anything like that. This goes way beyond that. People will go beyond seeing him as benignly eccentric. He will be seen in the most negative ways. Who cares what kind of acceptance he thinks that he is supporting? Nothing could be worth doing this to yourself for the rest of your life. He is not going to change the world and it is not up to him to do so. If he really felt the need to promote acceptance, he could have done so in many other ways and been just as effective or ineffective. This reflects something not entirely wholesome.