Yes, yes I knew this. In middle school there was a little fad to mix koolaid and sugar together to make a sort of "fun dip" type candy. Everyone's hands were purple/red/green. I sure am glad I have seen the light on food and food like substances :-)
Lovely shade! Does it smell like Kool Aid too? The yarn I dyed with Kool Aid months ago still has that yummy grape scent. I can't wait to see your yarn!
Crikey! Am I right in thinking some people drink this stuff?!!!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Good warning! Hopefully it doesn't last long on your hands :-D
ReplyDeleteOh dear, thanks for the tip! I hope that wears off soon.
ReplyDeleteI thought you had had some kind of horrific incident, you look like you could be on a casualty episode, glad it will wash off in time!
ReplyDeleteYes, yes I knew this. In middle school there was a little fad to mix koolaid and sugar together to make a sort of "fun dip" type candy. Everyone's hands were purple/red/green. I sure am glad I have seen the light on food and food like substances :-)
ReplyDeleteLol! I love it! What a story!
ReplyDeleteYikes, thanks for this Public Service Announcement, lol! I've never dyed yarn so I had NO idea. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo, Pinkundine isn't just a clever name? LOL!
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Lovely shade! Does it smell like Kool Aid too? The yarn I dyed with Kool Aid months ago still has that yummy grape scent. I can't wait to see your yarn!
ReplyDeleteBeen there, done that...so many times! I am constantly walking around with dyed hands for one reason or another. :-(
ReplyDeleteAt least its a pretty colour!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my...caught red handed, not wearing gloves. LOL!! =)
ReplyDeleteI also learnt this the hard way and had green hands for a few days :)
ReplyDeleteBaking soda works wonders for cleaning kool-aid stained hands- ask me how I know, LOL
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