🎨 Vibrant Olive-toned Jacquard Acid Dyes: .5oz Top-Quality Colorant Review

I thought it was olive green - it dyes wool a dark chocolate brown. I focused on the color of the label on the product. Should have read the reviews first. Also, it worked great and I need brown in my color scheme.

This color was not olive at all. No matter how little I used, the color came out brown. See the photo below, the yarn on the right is dyed "olive". Most of the jacquard colors I've bought match the color very well. Not sure if this seller replaced the paint in the container or if the paint has expired? Disappointing to say the least

A beautiful olive brown dye. Add some turquoise if you want olive green. I used this color to recolor the faux wool curls I'm wearing to a messy desert rave aka Burning Man. For the first time with acid dye, it was a fairly simple process. Creates a range of colors and tones using only olive and turquoise. Visit the Jacquard website for more information on mixing different pigments. Some colors will stain and separate if the water is too hot. A kitchen thermometer is very useful for maintaining