When the quarantine started, I knew for sure that I wouldn’t get bored...I actually don’t think I’ve ever experienced being bored. With so much time, it was evident that all I had to do was consult my handy dandy ‘things I want to do’ book and start looking through pages that weren’t crossed out. Dye tencel was written on one of the pages. Since dying with fiber reactive dyes is a two day process, I had plenty of time to play so I hopped right in and got my tencel looking absolutely beautiful! I’ve dyed for weaving before so no problem there. It’s getting the dyed yarn back onto a cone so that I can work with it that has always posed problems in the past. Quite frankly, warping from the swift or a ball is a pain in the rear end. Warping from the swift requires another person to feed the yarn and is overly time consuming. Warping from a ball is a nightmare because oftentimes I can’t get the ball to cooperate. It jumps all over the place and I spend more time getting it b