I bought a few kraftkolour dyes as my very first dyes given that they are all-in-one and I was a little intimidated by the idea of other 2-step dyes (though I later discovered this is really very straightforward to achieve basic result). I have now progressed to other commercial and natural dyes, but I bought a bigger pot of this sage colour because I'm wanting to dye a full jumper project the same colour. Even though I am no longer intimidated by other dye products, I still find the kraftcolour range highly convenient and very consistent as long as I am careful to measure out the same dye per wool weight. And, given that I am still a newbie dyer and find it difficult to achieve the colours I want by mixing, I love the shades in the landscape range. The kraftkolour range is like being in a safe pair of hands and having instant (or as instant as you get in fibre crafts), beautiful yarn.
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I bought a few kraftkolour dyes as my very first dyes given that they are all-in-one and I was a little intimidated by the idea of other 2-step dyes (though I later discovered this is really very straightforward to achieve basic result). I have now progressed to other commercial and natural dyes, but I bought a bigger pot of this sage colour because I'm wanting to dye a full jumper project the same colour. Even though I am no longer intimidated by other dye products, I still find the kraftcolour range highly convenient and very consistent as long as I am careful to measure out the same dye per wool weight. And, given that I am still a newbie dyer and find it difficult to achieve the colours I want by mixing, I love the shades in the landscape range. The kraftkolour range is like being in a safe pair of hands and having instant (or as instant as you get in fibre crafts), beautiful yarn.

