Hi all, I have two comments to add to the discussion.
One, brown and other naturally colored fleeces are gorgeous when overdyed. I have done it many times, and you can get deep jewel tones, even from a fairly dark brown fleece. As to which red you want to use it would depend on if you have a preference for warm or cool colors. I am partial to magenta and burgundy myself. Any lighter portions of the fleece will take the dye stronger/brighter and make really cool highlights you don't get with white fleece. If you really want a strong color you will probably have to use more dye than on a white fleece, but it is very worth it. Two, I have a device for my Sears Kenmore dryer that is a shelf that pops into the dryer. It is supposed to be for tennis shoes drying or something. what it is amazing for is drying yarn and other handknit items that need to dry fast without tumbling. The hot air circulates around the items on the shelf and they dry quick. I just put the dryer on the automatic sensor and it turns off when they are dry. It is amazing. (I must say I have the best husband a fiber freak could have. When we went to pick out my washer and dryer we shopped for ones compatible for washing wool, etc. when he mentioned these needs, very seriously, to the salesman it was quite funny.) Mollie Manion To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
