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Blythe came over and helped me dye the bottom layer of my hair the same color as Raggedy Ann's hair.
Steindor took us into the former weaving factory/former herring factory in Skagastrond. We got a tour of what is left.
This is my color chart for the four scarves on warp #3. The warp is a light blue and the four rows of colors show the colors on the four different scarves.
It was a (rare) sunny day, so why not line them up on the windowsill? The green ones on the right have since been overdyed with sapphire blue and gold ocher to give them some more dimension.
Disperse Dye are the smallest dye of all dyes. They are insoluble in water. When they are applied to the dye bath, they form dispersion. They are free from ionized group. So they have low solubility in water & are suitable for dyeing hydrophobic fibres.
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Dyer, George William, Lance Corporal, 24508, 2nd Battalion, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Born: Birmingham
Enlisted: Derby
Killed in action 14th April 1917
Commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, Pier and Face 11C and 12A
1911 Census:
George William Dyer was a 21 year old cotton net maker and machine hand, residing at 22, Eley Street, Derby. He was the son of George Henry Dyer, a jewellery gem setter, and Jannet Dyer.
Pension Records
Husband of May Dyer (born 31st May 1890); father of Renée Grace Dyer (born 16th November 1916), of The Cottage, Blackwall House, Blackwall, Kirk Ireton, Derbyshire
Later of Sunny Side, Kirk Ireton, Nr Derby
Remarried – Mary Dean