There are some colors I just can't manage to capture the glory of. I think it's because I'm trying too hard.
It's like the more I focus on a particular shade/tone, the more it alludes me. I get too close to the project analyzing undertones and hues, and like zooming into a photo and seeing individual pixels, the more the math/science/formal becomes to complex and the result is mud.
And yet, when I back away and let the dye work its magic - well, there it is. Magic happens and glorious surprises await.
What accidentally came together in your projects when you stepped back?
Knitting and dyeing stories, experiences, solutions, and original pattern designs by Jessica LHeureux
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